Hello,
While I was reading the _get_id function, I felt it was really strange :
def _get_id(self, id):
# Allow containers to override the generation of
# object copy id by attempting to call its _get_id
# method, if it exists.
n=0
if (len(id) 8)
Hi Larry,
We are using Zope/ZEO 2.7.x on a small cluster of AMD Opteron machines
to host an online learning environment for our medical students (around
1100 in all), providing on-the-fly timetables, study and lecture notes,
module booking, downloadable resources, discussion forums, etc..
+1
The copy_of_copy_of... stuff has always bugged me but I confess I never
really looked at the code.
I don't foresee any compatibility problems (any code that relies on the
fact that a copy of 'copy_of_x' is named 'copy_of_copy_of_x' surely
deserves to die).
Please post this in the Zope
Sorry Florent, I missed your warning mail.
I have two issues with the patch:
a) Trailing slash no longer works (--libdir Products/)
b) Some combinations of --libdir and --dir and symlinks no longer work
on Mac OS X (HFS)
Unfortunately os.getcwd() returns different paths in the presence of
Stefan H. Holek wrote:
Sorry Florent, I missed your warning mail.
I have two issues with the patch:
a) Trailing slash no longer works (--libdir Products/)
This is probably fixable by an explicit test.
b) Some combinations of --libdir and --dir and symlinks no longer work
on Mac OS X (HFS)
Could
This one does not even need symlinks (note that I run the tests from
Products):
localhost:/Users/zope/plone27/Products$ \
/Zope/bin/test.py -v -C ../etc/zope.conf --libdir . --dir CMFPlone
Running unit tests at level 1
Running unit tests from /Users/zope/plone27/Products/CMFPlone
Parsing
