SQLite connection options #581
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The `3.2.x` versions don't have a lot of the code that `5.1.x` uses for this.
Newer Django will set this for us, but it won't matter if it is disabled twice.
TypeError: 'transaction_mode' is an invalid keyword argument for Connection()
TypeError: 'init_command' is an invalid keyword argument for Connection()
Oops. It helps to have the resulting connection.
A possible future improvement would be to define a map of which keys Connection accepts. Right now, this is removing keys after Connection fails because of an unknown key. This could be automated by using try and removing a key each time the exception is caught.
Less manual maintenance as versions change is a win!
I didn't pay close enough attention to the try grammar.
Fixed up the try syntax too. I really dislike try, but it's almost mandatory in Python.
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@meeb Is there a good reason Django is pinned at |
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3.2 is the latest version that works with the background tasks module which is basically now unmaintained. Upgrading past 3.2 requires replacing the tasks system. |
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I'd much rather wait for the tasks system to be worked on and Django upgraded to 5.1 to natively support these sorts of features rather than backport this. |
Did you have something in mind for a replacement? APScheduler with a Django implementation looked interesting, but I haven't used it before. I also saw a |
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I was porting it to Celery at one point, however that got delayed as I started waiting for native background workers (Django DEP14) to merge into main. |
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Are you planning to wait for the implementation to be completed? It looks like there is enough support for redis or sqlite task storage already. |
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Yeah I didn't particularly want to implement it against an in-flux reference implementation then have to make further changes once it was mainline. |
Configure the connection
PRAGMAvalues from settings.It's now less messy.
However, the
DatabaseWrapperis not exactly fun to work with.I've made changes to hopefully make it as easy to maintain as I can.