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RedisWQ

This package is based on the rediswq.py file that the Kubernetes Tutorial for Fine Parallel Processing Using a Work Queue uses.

While the code itself seems to be quite solid, there are currently no tests and no documentation available.

I'm hoping to add both in the future.

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