Hi,
I think i fixed the problem.
The error was a wrong import when registering the request method. The
import worked within the ide envoirement but not outside and inside the
ide in porduced this strange behavior.
Regards
Estartu
Am 11.10.21 um 18:58 schrieb Mike Orr:
Where is the
Hi Michael,
there is a code to fill the cache.
I spend 3 hours debugging this.
Importing and calling the method directly works perfectly well. If i
call it in the next line in code via request object the cache is empty.
The first call produces a log entry with the correct package. The call
Where is the cache stored, and which Lock class are you using?
Application globals are tricky in Pyramid. One place you can store
them is a registry attribute (request.registry.myattr); I use this for
SQLAlchemy engines. Or you could stuff it into the configuration
settings at startup. The
I think there's a lot of unknowns in helping unpack this - for starters there's
no code supplied that actually modifies the cache, so of course it is empty!
- There's a few gotchas in python - for example if this is done in the main
file in your app (foo.py) and you run "python -m foo" then the
Hi,
today I encountered a very strange problem with request methods.
<--- code --->
cache = {'agents': set(),
'time': 0.0}
cache_lock = Lock()
def in_agent_cache(request):
with cache_lock:
return request.user_agent in cache['agents']
<--- end code --->
If I call the
