In order to resolve the non-ascii characters in path (in user directory,
storage path, etc) on windows, we have converted the path into the
short-path, so that - we don't need to deal with the encoding issues
(specially with Python 2).
We've resolved majority of the issues with this patch.
We still need couple issues to resolve after this in the same area.
TODO
* Add better support for non-ascii characters in the database name on
windows with Python 3
* Improve the messages created after the background processes by
different modules (such as Backup, Restore, Import/Export, etc.),
which does not show short-paths, and xml representable characters for
non-ascii characters, when found in the database objects, and the file
PATH.
Fixes#2174, #1797, #2166, #1940
Initial patch by: Surinder Kumar
Reviewed by: Murtuza Zabuawala
Using 'psycopg2.extensions.UNICODE' (for Python < 3) in the psycopg2
driver for proper conversation of unicode characters. Also - adjusted
the string typecaster to take care of different character types (char,
character, text, name, character varying, and their array types).
Reviewed by: Dave Page, Murtuza Zabuawala & Akshay Joshi
Made backend changes for:
* Taking care of the connection status in the psycopg2 driver. And, when
the connection is lost, it throws a exception with 503 http status
message, and connection lost information in it.
* Allowing the flask application to propagate the exceptions even in the
release mode.
* Utilising the existing password (while reconnection, if not
disconnected explicitly).
* Introduced a new ajax response message 'service_unavailable' (http
status code: 503), which suggests temporary service unavailable.
Client (front-end) changes:
* To handle the connection lost of a database server for different
operations by generating proper events, and handle them properly.
Removed the connection status check code from different nodes, so that
- it generates the proper exception, when accessing the non-alive
connection.
Fixes#1387
1) No handling for INTERVAL type datetime.
For example: executing query
SELECT INTERVAL '15 minutes';
throws json serialization error, because it returns time in timedelta format which is not handled.
Added support to handle timedelta datetime format in DataTypeJSONEncoder class
2) When we try to get BC dates from database raises ValueError: year is out of range
For eg:
SELECT TIMESTAMP '0044-03-15 10:00:00 BC',
It is because pyscopg2 doesn't handle BC datetime format.
So we have defined our method which type cast the datetime value to string in pyscopg2 overriding default behaviour.
Reference:
http://initd.org/psycopg/docs/advanced.html#type-casting-from-sql-to-pythonccf3693be6/pgcli/pgexecute.py
As we convert the binary password to string during storing the
connection information, we also need to convert it back to byte-arrays
during restoring the connections.
Hence - decode the passowrd using 'utf-8' encoding during storing the
connection information, and encode it during restoring the connections.
operation like backup, restore, etc within it.
Also:
* improvised the color combination of the background process logger.
* Removed an unnecessary print statement from the
get_storage_directory(..) function, also return None if STORAGE_DIR
is set to None.
server.
Current implementation keeps the cursor object in the 'g' (current
request context) object identified by the connection-id.
But - it fails to identify a different connection object request, when
we have same database name in different database server, it does not
able to identify it as separate request, Hence - now we will use
server-id qualified identifier for the same object.
Thanks Neel Patel for pointing out the issue.
DriverRegistry is executed second time.
Also, initialize the driver before registering different blueprints,
which uses those driver inside them.
Thanks Khushboo for reporting the issue.
At the moment, we will only allow to fetch status messages from the
asynchronous connection only, later - we may implement to fetch the
status message from the normal connection too.
