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Rodrigo Moya (community): Approve on 2009-12-10

Stuart Langridge (community): Approve on 2009-12-10

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desktopcouch/records/record.py (+6/-2)
desktopcouch/records/tests/test_record.py (+22/-0)

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Bug #445611: The Record class should expose the current record revision

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114. By Chad Miller on 2009-12-10

Change the test so we rely only on the guaranteed behavior of the
revision id.

113. By Chad Miller on 2009-12-10

Add a new attribute on Record class, so that users can get a records's
revision id without using ._dict or ¨_rev".

112. By Chad Miller on 2009-12-10

Make the database generate its own record IDs at "put" time, rather than let couchdb try to generate one. Quoth the python-couchdb folks, """The underlying HTTP ``POST`` method is not idempotent, and an automatic retry due to a problem somewhere on the networking stack may cause multiple documents being created in the database.""" A known ID solves the problem of lack of state.

Add support for attached documents. On Records, there are new methods,

  .attach(str_or_file, name, content_type)

  .detach(name)

  .list_attachments() --- list of strings

  .attachment_data(name) --- (string_blob, content_type)

111. By Manuel de la Peña on 2009-12-07

Reverse broken logic in test of explicit record id sanity, and add a test that verifies it is correct.

110. By Stuart Langridge on 2009-12-04

Improve pairing tool reliability. Make pick_or_listen not be a global, which fixes a race condition in signals and initialization.

109. By Manuel de la Peña on 2009-12-04

Moved record_id to be a property rather than an attribute in order to be able to give a consistent behavior

108. By Chad Miller on 2009-11-27

Do not read from the keyring if we have a configuration file that has the information we need.

Move config file manipulation into execution-context code. Make all config access go though explicit context of execution.

Simplify config-value getting and setting.

Hard-code port for new configurations, since we are very unlikely to use a value other than zero.

107. By Chad Miller on 2009-11-24

Remove sharp-bang lines and remove execute bit.

106. By Chad Miller on 2009-11-24

There is a period between when couchdb has written its PID file and when it is really listening on a socket for connections. Our code assumes that writing its PID file is a signal that it's ready to work, but it is not. Now, we loop on looking for the socket, instead of interpreting missing as an error.

105. By Manuel de la Peña on 2009-11-23

Ensures that the method that test for the presence of the record does not just check if the field is present but ensures the value is correct.