* remotes/manolinux/671_spaces_in_tag_list_edit:
* Feature #678: Drop custom delimiters in tags * Eliminate the definition of the tag delimiter for tests. * Remove a test that was related to custom tags delimiter. * Bug #671: Tags list on Edit page is not seperated by spaces and hard to read * Modify a test to include this space.
* Bug #671: Tags list on Edit page is not seperated by spaces and hard to read : Make 'media_tags_as_string' function put a space after each comma. * Feature #678: Drop custom delimiters in tags : I declare a constant in the begining of text.py file.
* remove max_age - A session cookie is better, because it's
a session thing, really.
* Call the cookie mediagoblin_csrftoken, much clearer.
* Use the SCRIPT_NAME for the path of the cookie, so that
the cookie is sent back to the right place only.
Alternatively the path= parameter could be removed, so
that it defaults to '/'.
* call the randomness function only once, instead of twice.
64 bits should be enough. If really more bits are needed,
increase the number.
* Just give the number as cookie. No point in md5 and
hexdigest in my view (those functions just make another
representation).
* getrandbits gets a bit count directly, simpler API
* Removed storage.py
* Created submodules for filestorage, cloudfiles, mountstorage
* Changed test_storage to reflect the changes made in the storage
module structure
* Added mediagoblin.storage.filestorage.BasicFileStorage as a
default for both publicstore and queuestore's `storage_class`
Instead of configuring storage X by parameters in the main
section "X_class = backend" and "X_param = value", use a
new section in the config: "[storage:X]" and use "class =
backend" and "param = value" there.
This is the beginning, it includes a try at being backward
compatible. But that try isn't really fully useful anyway.
The default name of the database ("mediagoblin") was coded
in db/open.py and init/celery/__init__.py.
Instead use the new config system to have this as the
default for the "db_name" config option.
This is a huge change! This means several things.
- From the python point of view, launching the application is a heck
of a lot cleaner. You just need to pass in the config file path to
MediaGoblinApp's __init__() and whether or not this funtion should
setup celery and you're good.
- There are now two separate config files, separating the server
setup from the application setup.
- server.ini: the paste deploy config file, which configures the
applications and server setup but *NOT* the mediagoblin application
itself.
- mediagoblin.ini: where you configure mediagoblin (and possibly celery)
- Launching the application is now different. Instead of:
./bin/paster serve mediagoblin.ini --reload
We launch like:
./bin/paster serve server.ini --reload
