On Mon, 2008-09-08 at 01:54 +0000, Jonathan Lange wrote:
>
> The second NEWS item is that if you do:
> resource = resource_manager.getResource()
> resource_manager.dirty(resource)
> resource = resource_manager.getResource()
>
> Then the second invocation of getResource will trigger a clean. This
> is separate setting self._dirty on unused resources.
Uhm. Something must have changed under the hood - some calling pattern
is different.
Certainly either what I had was broken, or I'd expect similar things to
preserve state appropriately as well.
On Mon, 2008-09-08 at 01:54 +0000, Jonathan Lange wrote: manager. getResource( ) manager. dirty(resource) manager. getResource( )
>
> The second NEWS item is that if you do:
> resource = resource_
> resource_
> resource = resource_
>
> Then the second invocation of getResource will trigger a clean. This
> is separate setting self._dirty on unused resources.
Uhm. Something must have changed under the hood - some calling pattern
is different.
Certainly either what I had was broken, or I'd expect similar things to
preserve state appropriately as well.
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