curious if locks are lagging

system/ui/widgets/network.py

@@ -67,7 +67,6 @@ class WifiManagerUI(Widget):
     self.wifi_manager.set_active(False)
 
   def _render(self, rect: rl.Rectangle):
-    with self._lock:
     if not self._networks:
       gui_label(rect, "Scanning Wi-Fi networks...", 72, alignment=rl.GuiTextAlignment.TEXT_ALIGN_CENTER)
       return
@@ -219,7 +218,6 @@ class WifiManagerUI(Widget):
   def _on_network_updated(self, networks: list[Network]):
     print('CALLBACK: _on_network_updated')
     # TODO: wifimanager has a nonblocking getter, we don't need to use callbacks nearly as much
-    with self._lock:
     t = time.monotonic()
     self._networks = networks
     for n in self._networks:
@@ -231,7 +229,6 @@ class WifiManagerUI(Widget):
 
   def _on_need_auth(self, ssid):
     print('CALLBACK: _on_need_auth')
-    with self._lock:
     network = next((n for n in self._networks if n.ssid == ssid), None)
     if network:
       self.state = UIState.NEEDS_AUTH
@@ -240,19 +237,16 @@ class WifiManagerUI(Widget):
 
   def _on_activated(self):
     print('CALLBACK: _on_activated')
-    with self._lock:
     if self.state == UIState.CONNECTING:
       self.state = UIState.IDLE
 
   def _on_forgotten(self, ssid):
     print('CALLBACK: _on_forgotten')
-    with self._lock:
     if self.state == UIState.FORGETTING:
       self.state = UIState.IDLE
 
   def _on_disconnected(self):
     print('CALLBACK: _on_disconnected')
-    with self._lock:
     if self.state == UIState.CONNECTING:
       self.state = UIState.IDLE