I am having a very strange issue, put(), please check it out.
I am calling .put() on an object (within the class definition) as such
class UserProfile(db.Models):
.....
def increment_state(self):
self.state += 1
self.put()
.....
When i put my debug statements, i see the output that i expect.
def increment_state(self):
# This should be zero: 0
logging.debug("This should be zero: " + self.state )
self.state += 1
# This should be zero: 1
logging.debug("This should be one: " + self.state )
self.put()
Somewhere else on the other hand, i have an instance of my
UserProfile, i print up.sate before and after this gets called. AND
BOOM, zero before, zero after!.
def some_other_method_in_some_other_object(self):
# Yes, i'm sure i have the right UP instance. I verify this by
printing other properties of this entity.
up = UserProfile.objects.get_user_profile()
# This should be zero: 0
logging.debug("This should be zero: " + up.state)
up.increment_state()
# FAAAAAAAAAAIL
# This should be zero: 0
logging.debug("This should be one: " + up.state)
I am soooo very boggled!. I have been looking at this for hours, no
clue.
Any ideas? please help.
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