def handle_setting_changes(setting_keys):
orig_len = len(setting_keys)
for i in range(orig_len):
for dependent_key in settings_registry.get_dependent_settings(setting_keys[i]):
setting_keys.append(dependent_key)
cache_keys = set(setting_keys)
logger.debug('cache delete_many(%r)', cache_keys)
cache.delete_many(cache_keys)
if any([setting.startswith('LOG_AGGREGATOR') for setting in setting_keys]):
reconfigure_rsyslog()
def handle_setting_change(key, for_delete=False):
# When a setting changes or is deleted, remove its value from cache along
# with any other settings that depend on it.
setting_keys = [key]
for dependent_key in settings_registry.get_dependent_settings(key):
# Note: Doesn't handle multiple levels of dependencies!
setting_keys.append(dependent_key)
# NOTE: This block is probably duplicated.
cache_keys = set([Setting.get_cache_key(k) for k in setting_keys])
cache.delete_many(cache_keys)
# Send setting_changed signal with new value for each setting.
for setting_key in setting_keys:
setting_changed.send(sender=Setting, setting=setting_key, value=getattr(settings, setting_key, None), enter=not bool(for_delete))
def handle_setting_change(key, for_delete=False):
# When a setting changes or is deleted, remove its value from cache along
# with any other settings that depend on it.
setting_keys = [key]
for dependent_key in settings_registry.get_dependent_settings(key):
# Note: Doesn't handle multiple levels of dependencies!
setting_keys.append(dependent_key)
# NOTE: This block is probably duplicated.
cache_keys = {Setting.get_cache_key(k) for k in setting_keys}
cache.delete_many(cache_keys)
# if we have changed a setting, we want to avoid mucking with the in-memory cache entirely
settings._awx_conf_memoizedcache.clear()
# Send setting_changed signal with new value for each setting.
for setting_key in setting_keys:
setting_changed.send(sender=Setting,
setting=setting_key,
value=getattr(settings, setting_key, None),
enter=not bool(for_delete))
