This is about 30% faster, presumably because it avoids allocation and/or
closing over variables is slow(?). It's not hugely significant (I
misread a line_profile report) but why not.
Sending HUP to the parent of a family of celery workers causes the
parent to re-exec itself, spawning a new set of child workers without
terminating the old ones.
So instead we send TERM to the parent on 'reload', which cleans up the
children, and rely on systemd/upstart to respawn the whole family.
Otherwise this:
self.name_find = '||' + '||'.join((self.name,) + self.alternativeNames) + '||'
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
fails because () + [] is an error. I guess this must have been
introduced by the DictField/TupleField rewrite.
Without this fix, it is impossible to create a new entity.
Basically the same logic is used for Event and Place too so I've made
the same change to those, and, in passing, fix another copy of the bug
fixed for Entity.name_find in fe7f961.
FileField.delete() will, by default, save() the model instance it is
attached to. This is pointless if we're in the process of deleting the
Document -- and since Document.save() calls Document.update_matches(),
this scans all annotations every time a document is deleted.
(On Chrome, at least,) window.onload() is called once by hand, and once
by the browser. This ends up calling setInterval() twice. When
stopAnimation() is called later, only the second interval is cleared; so
the first one keeps firing forever. Mostly harmless but unnecessary.
Only the first hunk of this patch is really needed, but making
startAnimation() / stopAnimation() idempotent can't hurt.
I have a smart list which has no conditions (ie matches all items). This
breaks "View as Clips" when the list is selected because:
pandora.api.getList({id: "wjt:Everything"}) -> {
// ...
data: {
// ...
query: {}
}
}
so result.data.query.conditions is undefined.
