* The /message API end-point was returning integers for the recipient
types - ie, the message object has an element '0' instead of the string
'from', '1' instead of the string 'to', etc. The correct strings are
now returned.
* Bug fixes in the blob store and a few more tests.
* Ability to work with a real mogile store (I've contacted Gozer
off-list re this change)
* added a 'delete-the-world' command to run-raindrop (it used to be
called 'reset', but has been disabled for a while). You can run this to
delete your DB.
* Removed alot of the complexity in the 'Conductor' class -
bootstrapping no longer references the conductor.
* Change to ContactPoint.get_or_create arg handling (but *not* to its
semantics). Specifically, the function used to insist the 'poco' arg
held information which was already supplied in the other args - the
function now just manages this redundant information itself.
Mark.
FYI, I pushed a few changes. One of them requires a new DB, but only the first one is likely to be visible to you:
* The /message API end-point was returning integers for the recipient types - ie, the message object has an element '0' instead of the string 'from', '1' instead of the string 'to', etc. The correct strings are now returned.
* Bug fixes in the blob store and a few more tests.
* Ability to work with a real mogile store (I've contacted Gozer off-list re this change)
* added a 'delete-the-world' command to run-raindrop (it used to be called 'reset', but has been disabled for a while). You can run this to delete your DB.
> Does this keep the accounts information and delete everything else?
> That would be the thing I want most right now so I don't have to keep
> importing or activating my openid accounts.
Nope - it nukes everything - in theory just for Gozer and the test
suite, but in practice, also for us when we change the schema.
I'll hack run-raindrop into doing that though as I agree it would be nice...
Mark