* invisibleify completely removed trees only (fixes#431)
* fix visibility state for shadowbanned users.
this also ends up moving some of the complexity out of the templates.
* comments: remove unused variable
* moderation state machine
* no seriously this really should check for v not being None
* fix shadowban state
* fix visibility state
* update stateful counters
* don't use bespoke function for show_descendants
* properly mock ModerationState for cron submissions
* fix approval discrepency
* remove treenukes for removed comments
* show shadowbans as removed
* remove holes
* don't import class that doesn't exist
* remove subs in template code
* remove subs_created
* fix sticky bug
* uh... i think this will fix it????
* fix stupid nearly ungrokkable nesting error
* ...
* ....
* ....
* *sigh*
* .............................i think i got it.
* Revert ".............................i think i got it."
This reverts commit 419a545875.
* Revert "*sigh*"
This reverts commit fcfc9d7995.
* Revert "...."
This reverts commit e200c8f6f0.
* Revert "...."
This reverts commit 681db8cb02.
* Revert "..."
This reverts commit c54372b9ff.
* Revert "fix stupid nearly ungrokkable nesting error"
This reverts commit e202fd774c.
* Revert "uh... i think this will fix it????"
This reverts commit e4d9366093.
* readd missing endif
* fix email templates.
* fix frontpage listing
* some minor fixes wrt saving
* fix some listing errors
* Remove more references to holes system
A couple of these came from the merge of #554. A few others were just
left in the templates and presumably hard to catch on the first
removal pass.
* remove unnecessary lazy
* Add migration
Tested. Very sensitive to order. I wound up borrowing the statement
order we used for deleting sub rows on upstream (manually, of course).
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* leaderboard: correct LB set when !ENABLE_SERVICES
* leaderboard: fix NotImplementedError
UserBlockLeaderboard did not, in fact, implement `value_func`. Nor did
its superclass. The bug was replicated by having at least one UserBlock
in the test data.
* prepare codebase to create scheduled tasks
there is some prep work involved with this. the scheduler would be happy
if this work was done. simply, we extract out the `created_utc`
interface from *everything* that uses it such that we don't have to
repeat ourselves a bunch. all fun stuff.
next commit is the meat of it.
* cron: basic backend work for scheduler
* avoid ipmort loop
* attempt 2 at fixing import loops
* parathensize because operator precedence
* delete file that came back for some reason.
* does NOPing the oauth apps work?
* import late and undo clients.py change
* stringify column names.
* reorder imports.
* remove task reference
* fix missing mapper object
* make coupled to repeatabletask i guess
* sanitize: fix sanitize imports
* import shadowing crap
* re-shadow shadowed variable
* fix regexes
* use the correct not operator
* readd missing commit
* scheduler: SQLA only allows concrete relations
* implement submission scheduler
* fix import loop with db_session
* get rid of import loop in submission.py and comment.py
* remove import loops by deferring import until function clal
* i give up.
* awful.
* ...
* fix another app import loop
* fix missing import in route handler
* fix import error in wrappers.py
* fix wrapper error
* call update wrapper in the admin_level_required case
* :marseyshrug:
* fix issue with wrapper
* some cleanup and some fixes
* some more cleanup
let's avoid polluting scopes where we can.
* ...
* add SCHEDULED_POSTS permission.
* move const.py into config like the other files.
* style fixes.
* lock table for concurrency improvements
* don't attempt to commit on errors
* Refactor code, create `TaskRunContext`, create python callable task type.
* use import contextlib
* testing stuff i guess.
* handle repeatable tasks properly.
* Attempt another fix at fighting the mapper
* do it right ig
* SQLA1.4 doesn't support nested polymorphism ig
* fix errenous class import
* fix mapper errors
* import app in wrappers.py
* fix import failures and stuff like that.
* embed and import fixes
* minor formatting changes.
* Add running state enum and don't attempt to check for currently running tasks.
* isort
* documentation, style, and commit after each task.
* Add completion time and more docs, rename, etc
* document `CRON_SLEEP_SECONDS` better.
* add note about making LiteralString
* filter out tasks that have been run in the future
* reference RepeatableTask's `__tablename__` directly
* use a master/slave configuration for tasks
the master periodically checks to see if the slave is alive, healthy,
and not taking too many resources, and if applicable kills its
child and restarts it.
only one relation is supported at the moment.
* don't duplicate process unnecessarily
* note impl detail, add comments
* fix imports.
* getting imports to stop being stupid.
* environment notes.
* syntax derp
* *sigh*
* stupid environment stuff
* add UI for submitting a scheduled post
* stupid things i need to fix the user class
* ...
* fix template
* add formkey
* pass v
* add hour and minute field
* bleh
* remove concrete
* the sqlalchemy docs are wrong
* fix me being dumb and not understanding error messages
* missing author attribute for display
* author_name property
* it's a property
* with_polymorphic i think fixes this
* dsfavgnhmjk
* *sigh*
* okay try this again
* try getting rid of the comment section
* include -> extends
* put the div outside of the thing.
* fix user page listings :/
* mhm
* i hate this why isn't this working
* this should fix it
* Fix posts being set as disabled by default
* form UI imrpovements
* label
* <textarea>s should have their closing tag
* UI fixes.
* and fix errenous spinner thing.
* don't abort(415) when browsers send 0 length files for some reason
* UI improvements
* line break.
* CSS :S
* better explainer
* don't show moderation buttons for scheduled posts
* ...
* meh
* add edit form
* include forms on default page.
* fix hour minute selectino.
* improve ui i guess and add api
* Show previous postings on scheduled task page
* create task id
* sqla
* posts -> submissions
* fix OTM relationship
* edit URL
* use common formkey control
* Idk why this isn't working
* Revert "Idk why this isn't working"
This reverts commit 3b93f741df.
* does removing viewonly fix it?
* don't import routes on db migrations
* apparently this has to be a string
* UI improvements redux
* margins and stuff
* add cron to supervisord
* remove stupid duplication
* typo fix
* postgres syntax error
* better lock and error handling
* add relationship between task and runs
* fix some ui stuff
* fix incorrect timestamp comparison
* ...
* Fix logic errors blocking scheduled posts
Two bugs here:
- RepeatableTask.run_time_last <= now: run_time_last is NULL by
default. NULL is not greater than, less than, or equal to any
value. We use NULL to signify a never-run task; check for that
condition when building the task list.
- `6 <= weekday <= 0`: there is no integer that is both gte 6 and
lte 0. This was always false.
* pasthrough worker process STDOUT and STDERR
* Add scheduler to admin panel
* scheduler
* fix listing and admin home
* date formatting ixes
* fix ages
* task user interface
* fix some more import crap i have to deal with
* fix typing
* avoid import loop
* UI fixes
* fix incorrect type
* task type
* Scheduled task UI improvements (add runs and stuff)
* make the width a lil bit smaller
* task runs.
* fix submit page
* add alembic migration
* log on startup
* Fix showing edit button
* Fix logic for `can_edit` (accidentally did `author_id` instead of `id`)
* Broad review pass
Review:
- Call `invalidate_cache` with `is_html=` explicitly for clarity,
rather than a bare boolean in the call args.
- Remove `marseys_const*` and associated stateful const system:
the implementation was good if we needed them, but TheMotte
doesn't use emoji, and a greenfield emoji system would likely
not keep those darned lists floating in thread-local scope.
Also they were only needed for goldens and random emoji, which
are fairly non-central features.
- Get `os.environ` fully out of the templates by using the new
constants we already have in files.helpers.config.environment.
- Given files.routes.posts cleanup,get rid of shop discount dict.
It's already a mapping of badge IDs to discounts for badges that
likely won't continue to exist (if they even do at present).
- RepeatableTaskRun.exception: use `@property.setter` instead of
overriding `__setattr__`.
Fix:
- Welcome message literal contained an indented Markdown code block.
- Condition to show "View source" button changed to show source to
logged out. This may well be a desirable change, but it's not
clearly intended here.
* Fix couple of routing issues
* fix 400 with post body editing
* Add error handler for HTTP 415
* fix router giving wrong arg name to handler
* Use supervisord to monitor memory rather than DIY
Also means we're using pip for getting supervisord now, so we don't rely
on the Debian image base for any packages.
* fix task run elapsed time display
* formatting and removing redundant code
* Fix missing ModAction import
* dates and times fixes
* Having to modify imports here anyway, might as
well change it.
* correct documentation.
* don't use urlunparse
* validators: import sanitize instead of from syntax
* cron: prevent races on task running
RepeatableTask.run_state_enum acts as the mutex on repeatable tasks.
Previously, the list of tasks to run was acquired before individually
locking each task. However, there was a period where the table is both
unlocked and the tasks are in state WAITING between those points.
This could potentially have led to two 'cron' processes each running the
same task simultaneously. Instead, we check for runnability both when
building the preliminary list and when mutexing the task via run state
in the database.
Also:
- g.db and the cron db object are both instances of `Session`, not
`scoped_session` because they are obtained from
`scoped_session.__call__`, which acts as a `Session` factory.
Propagate this to the type hints.
- Sort order of task run submissions so /tasks/scheduled_posts/<id>
"Previous Task Runs" listings are useful.
* Notify followers on post publication
This was old behavior lost in the refactoring of the submit endpoint.
Also fix an AttributeError in `Follow.__repr__` which carried over
from all the repr copypasta.
* Fix image attachment
Any check for `file.content_length` relies on browsers sending
Content-Length headers with the request. It seems that few actually do.
The pre-refactor approach was to check for truthiness, which excludes
both None and the strange empty strings that we seem to get in absence
of a file upload. We return to doing so.
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the random c.sentto == 2 magic numbers in the code is... pretty
unmaintainable and unless you were aware of who "2" was, it's hard to
know what's going on.
in addition, we force modmail to go through the modmail path instead of
letting users bypass validation checks.
Against a clean seeded DB, reduces `GET /post/1/` from 63 queries to
26 by removing redundancies and slow lazy-loaded queries during
top comment pagination.
Also applies eager loading to /viewmore/ with the expected reduction
from 5*(N comments) queries to ~12/request.
For testing locally, use a newly seeded DB to ensure
Comment.descendant_count is populated.
Ref: #485
The comments schema, prior to December 2021, used parent_comment_id
instead of also storing top_comment_id. Comment pagination is based
now on top_comment_id. However, upstream never migrated their old
comments to populate tc_id, and thus retained two copies of pagination
logic, each using different limits to try to emulate similar behavior.
TheMotte foremost has no posts created prior to December 2021 (so
these branches never activated) and also has tc_id on all comments.
The dual limit pagination approach was already removed (there is
only one limit for paginating comments). This completes the removal of
this logic, since these are purely dead codepaths which have previously
caused confusion to contributors.
This is likely not an issue for production (since each request will
get its own SQLAlchemy session), but `scoped_session` results in the
tests reuseing the same Session across tests. The tests rely on
the default session expiry behavior.
Following #485, we began investigating post/comment rendering
bottlenecks. The most immediate issue is the eager comment loading
(merged in 23a8fb9663) did not seem fully operative: query logs
showed comments and associated FKs were being lazy loaded again
(linear query quantity in number of rendered comments). In fact,
CPU load seemed even worse than previous lazy loading.
Bisect revealed first bad commit: fb77cbcc2b
which fixed post view counters by committing the SQLAlchemy session
instead of flushing, following upstream's fix. However, committing
a session has the unfortunate side effect of dumping cached session
objects, such as the previously loaded comment objects and their
relationships, causing fallback to the old lazy behavior.
We fix this here by explicitly telling SQLAlchemy to not expire
the session on commit.
Hopefully this will simultaneously resolve the elevated DB CPU load
observed in production and speed up page rendering again.
