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Removes logging when associating a model to something that isn't a model class.

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Todd Willey
2010-07-28 20:22:34 +00:00
committed by Tarmac
parent a72fb79080 8901564edf
commit f61b62983f
1 changed files with 15 additions and 14 deletions
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nova/datastore.py
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@@ -184,21 +184,19 @@ class BasicModel(object):
@absorb_connection_error
def add_to_index(self):
"""Each insance of Foo has its id tracked int the set named Foos"""
set_name = self.__class__._redis_set_name(self.__class__.__name__)
Redis.instance().sadd(set_name, self.identifier)
@absorb_connection_error
def remove_from_index(self):
set_name = self.__class__._redis_set_name(self.__class__.__name__)
Redis.instance().srem(set_name, self.identifier)
@absorb_connection_error
def remove_from_index(self):
"""Remove id of this instance from the set tracking ids of this type"""
set_name = self.__class__._redis_set_name(self.__class__.__name__)
Redis.instance().srem(set_name, self.identifier)
@absorb_connection_error
def associate_with(self, foreign_type, foreign_id):
"""Add this class id into the set foreign_type:foreign_id:this_types"""
# note the extra 's' on the end is for plurality
# to match the old data without requiring a migration of any sort
self.add_associated_model_to_its_set(foreign_type, foreign_id)
@@ -208,21 +206,24 @@ class BasicModel(object):
@absorb_connection_error
def unassociate_with(self, foreign_type, foreign_id):
"""Delete from foreign_type:foreign_id:this_types set"""
redis_set = self.__class__._redis_association_name(foreign_type,
foreign_id)
Redis.instance().srem(redis_set, self.identifier)
def add_associated_model_to_its_set(self, my_type, my_id):
def add_associated_model_to_its_set(self, model_type, model_id):
"""
When associating an X to a Y, save Y for newer timestamp, etc, and to
make sure to save it if Y is a new record.
If the model_type isn't found as a usable class, ignore it, this can
happen when associating to things stored in LDAP (user, project, ...).
"""
table = globals()
klsname = my_type.capitalize()
klsname = model_type.capitalize()
if table.has_key(klsname):
my_class = table[klsname]
my_inst = my_class(my_id)
my_inst.save()
else:
logging.warning("no model class for %s when building"
" association from %s",
klsname, self)
model_class = table[klsname]
model_inst = model_class(model_id)
model_inst.save()
@absorb_connection_error
def save(self):