If any custom app use import statement in hooks.py everything breaks.
Hooks.py while being python file is still only supposed to be used for
configuring.
This PR ignores unpicklable members of hooks.py
* refactor: rename poorly named functions
* refactor: getting translation from apps
- use generator
- use sane name for cache key
- avoid manual handling of frappe.local state just use cache() interface
This is not required anymore since we store full doc anyway. Also since
they share same cache key calling get_cached_value and get_cached_doc
can end up doing duplicate / double work.
This was added in last DB refactor but it does nothing, it was probably
supposed to do something with the connection pool but to best of my
knowledge "read only" is not a property of a connection.
It can be achieved with users who only have read access, that however
isn't implemented anywhere.
Removing this for now.
Deferred:
- Error log
- view log
- web page view
Disable:
- "_seen" tracking used on list view to highlight unseen docs.
- "seen" on error log.
- dashboard chart last ts caching
To reduce downtime reading from main db server during maintenance_mode
can be allowed. This lets users browse desk, static sites or any other
pages while ensuring that no writes happen to DB.
refactor: use read replica if available
We parse entire response to find preload headers, instead just use
include_style and include_script to include assets directly into preload
headers. This shaves off ~13% overhead in response.
This is supposed to be a temporary switch to make the parent PR easier
to digest. MariaDB client has some issues with release, and system
dependencies.
This commit may be reverted to enable mariadb client again.
* chore: warn about missing scheduler / doc events
* fix: pass list instead of filter
filter can only be iterated upon once
* refactor: many typehints in __init__.py
refactor: clean up code to py39+ supported syntax
- f-strings instead of format
- latest typing support instead of pre 3.9 TitleCase
- remove UTF-8 declarations.
- many more changes
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