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Also removing .generator_error_message() which doesn't make sense
really... we need to get the message when we don't have an instance of
the exception, and this method requires an instance.
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Handled in several places:
- In the run() of the ProcessMedia itself for
handled (BaseProcessingFail derived) errors (best to do these not
in on_failure because the errors are highlighted in celeryd in a
way that looks inappropriate for when the errors are well handled)
- In ProcessMedia.on_failure() for all other errors
- In the submit view where all exceptions are caught, media is marked
at having failed, then the error is re-raised. (The reason for
this is that users running in "lazy" mode will get errors
propagated by celery and so on_failure won't run for them.)
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BaseProcessingFail based exceptions recorded and marked appropriately
in the database. Other exceptions also caught and marked (or rather
not marked) appropriately in the database as well.
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* Added configuration options to mediagoblin.ini
* process_media supports the python-cloudfiles
almost-file-like objects by wrapping them in a
contextlib.contextmanager-decorated func.
* storage now has the CloudFilesStorage
* New dependency added to setup.py; `python-cloudfiles`
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Conflicts:
mediagoblin/db/migrations.py
mediagoblin/db/models.py
mediagoblin/process_media/__init__.py
mediagoblin/templates/mediagoblin/user_pages/media.html
mediagoblin/util.py
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* `migrations.py`
* Removed empty line
* Added empty line
* `models.py`
* Added `MediaEntry.get_display_media()` helper function
* `process_media.__init__.py`
* Updated `process_media_initial()`
* Renamed `main` => `original`.
* Added condition to `medium`, it's only created if the original
dimensions exceed the MEDIUM_SIZE dimensions.
* `media.html`
* The image tag is now populated by `MediaEntry.get_display_media()`
* `util.py`
* Added `DISPLAY_IMAGE_FETCHING_ORDER`, used by `MediaEntry.get_display_media()`
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We don't know if that's permanent but if it isn't it seems "Mostly Harmless"
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* `mediagoblin.process_media.__init__`
* Added `medium` size image conversion
* Updated `thumbnail` conversion to use `queued_filename` instead
of `queued_file`
* `media.html`
* If there exists a `medium` size for the `MediaEntry`, it will
display instead of the original `main` image.
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And add a lot of warnings, as the checks for "being part of
the main Manager" are all gone.
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Some references to Workbench.dir look ugly, I'm happy to
hear suggestions there.
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Conflicts:
mediagoblin/process_media/__init__.py
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Just a small refactoring of the filename setup in the
public store. Very simple.
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be clear that it's okay to do by doing it *somewhere* :)
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set up in the right order.
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functions but haven't actually tested them yet. :)
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We used to import those from pymongo and mongokit directly.
We should import them from a single place. So let's try
db.util for this.
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Haven't completely checked it for workingness, and not the final form
this will take :)
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