#4422: django tries to rollback transactions on exceptions when using the dummy
engine
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Reporter: Ben Dean-Kawamura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Owner: jacob
Status: new | Component:
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Version: SVN | Keywords:
Stage: Unreviewed | Has_patch: 0
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I'm using django, but don't want to use the database part of it. However,
this causes a problem whenever I have an unhandled exception. At the
bottom of django/db/__init__.py, django connects _rollback_on_exception()
to the got_request_exception signal. This means that on every request
exception, transaction.rollback_unless_managed() is called which fails.
Note: I'm not importing the db module, but other django modules seem to do
it.
I think the solution is to not hook up the callback if the dummy engine is
in use.
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