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Originally Posted by capink
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Originally Posted by chaley
I suggest you open a bug report suggesting that
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set_metadata(id_, get_metadata(_id))
shouldn't signal any dirty books and see what he says. |
I tried this and it does not make a difference, the set_metadata() still calls set_field() for every field, which in turn will dispatch a db event. I think I may have misunderstood you here. |
This tests whether setting a book's metadata to itself generates any events with a non-empty set of books. In particular it tests whether set_field() thinks the book was dirtied when in theory it shouldn't have been.
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Originally Posted by capink
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Originally Posted by chaley
With the changes I have made you get changed events for the set_field() operations, but with an empty book set. I don't know if it is worth trying to filter those out at the
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I don't think it is worth filtering out. At least in my case, they will be discarded. |
TUrns out that the it is easy to filter the events in set_field() with no performance penalty.
EDIT: I think that in a couple of hours I will have code you can test.