def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
# Check if we somehow already saved the imapuid (shouldn't happen, but
# possible due to race condition). If so, don't commit changes.
existing_imapuid = db_session.query(ImapUid).filter(
ImapUid.account_id == acct.id, ImapUid.folder_id == folder.id,
ImapUid.msg_uid == msg.uid).first()
if existing_imapuid is not None:
log.error('Expected to create imapuid, but existing row found',
remote_msg_uid=msg.uid,
existing_imapuid=existing_imapuid.id)
return None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, log, acct, folder,
msg)
new_uid = self.add_message_attrs(db_session, new_uid, msg)
# We're calling import_attached_events here instead of some more
# obvious place (like Message.create_from_synced) because the function
# requires new_uid.message to have been flushed.
# This is necessary because the import_attached_events does db lookups.
if new_uid.message.has_attached_events:
with db_session.no_autoflush:
import_attached_events(db_session, acct, new_uid.message)
return new_uid
def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
# Check if we somehow already saved the imapuid (shouldn't happen, but
# possible due to race condition). If so, don't commit changes.
existing_imapuid = db_session.query(ImapUid).filter(
ImapUid.account_id == acct.id, ImapUid.folder_id == folder.id,
ImapUid.msg_uid == msg.uid).first()
if existing_imapuid is not None:
log.error('Expected to create imapuid, but existing row found',
remote_msg_uid=msg.uid,
existing_imapuid=existing_imapuid.id)
return None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, log, acct, folder,
msg)
new_uid = self.add_message_attrs(db_session, new_uid, msg)
# We're calling import_attached_events here instead of some more
# obvious place (like Message.create_from_synced) because the function
# requires new_uid.message to have been flushed.
# This is necessary because the import_attached_events does db lookups.
if new_uid.message.has_attached_events:
with db_session.no_autoflush:
import_attached_events(db_session, acct, new_uid.message)
return new_uid
def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, log, acct, folder,
msg)
new_uid = self.add_message_attrs(db_session, new_uid, msg, folder)
return new_uid
def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, log, acct, folder,
msg)
new_uid = self.add_message_attrs(db_session, new_uid, msg, folder)
return new_uid
def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
# Check if we somehow already saved the imapuid (shouldn't happen, but
# possible due to race condition). If so, don't commit changes.
existing_imapuid = (db_session.query(ImapUid).filter(
ImapUid.account_id == acct.id,
ImapUid.folder_id == folder.id,
ImapUid.msg_uid == msg.uid,
).first())
if existing_imapuid is not None:
log.error(
"Expected to create imapuid, but existing row found",
remote_msg_uid=msg.uid,
existing_imapuid=existing_imapuid.id,
)
return None
# Check if the message is valid.
# https://sentry.nylas.com/sentry/sync-prod/group/3387/
if msg.body is None:
log.warning("Server returned a message with an empty body.")
return None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, acct, folder, msg)
self.add_message_to_thread(db_session, new_uid.message, msg)
db_session.flush()
# We're calling import_attached_events here instead of some more
# obvious place (like Message.create_from_synced) because the function
# requires new_uid.message to have been flushed.
# This is necessary because the import_attached_events does db lookups.
if new_uid.message.has_attached_events:
with db_session.no_autoflush:
import_attached_events(db_session, acct, new_uid.message)
# If we're in the polling state, then we want to report the metric
# for latency when the message was received vs created
if self.state == "poll":
latency_millis = (datetime.utcnow() - new_uid.message.received_date
).total_seconds() * 1000
metrics = [
".".join(
["mailsync", "providers", "overall", "message_latency"]),
".".join([
"mailsync", "providers", self.provider_name,
"message_latency"
]),
]
for metric in metrics:
statsd_client.timing(metric, latency_millis)
return new_uid
def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
# Check if we somehow already saved the imapuid (shouldn't happen, but
# possible due to race condition). If so, don't commit changes.
existing_imapuid = db_session.query(ImapUid).filter(
ImapUid.account_id == acct.id, ImapUid.folder_id == folder.id,
ImapUid.msg_uid == msg.uid).first()
if existing_imapuid is not None:
log.error('Expected to create imapuid, but existing row found',
remote_msg_uid=msg.uid,
existing_imapuid=existing_imapuid.id)
return None
# Check if the message is valid.
# https://sentry.nylas.com/sentry/sync-prod/group/3387/
if msg.body is None:
log.warning('Server returned a message with an empty body.')
return None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, acct, folder, msg)
self.add_message_to_thread(db_session, new_uid.message, msg)
db_session.flush()
# We're calling import_attached_events here instead of some more
# obvious place (like Message.create_from_synced) because the function
# requires new_uid.message to have been flushed.
# This is necessary because the import_attached_events does db lookups.
if new_uid.message.has_attached_events:
with db_session.no_autoflush:
import_attached_events(db_session, acct, new_uid.message)
# If we're in the polling state, then we want to report the metric
# for latency when the message was received vs created
if self.state == 'poll':
latency_millis = (
datetime.utcnow() - new_uid.message.received_date) \
.total_seconds() * 1000
metrics = [
'.'.join(['accounts', 'overall', 'message_latency']),
'.'.join(['providers', self.provider_name, 'message_latency']),
]
for metric in metrics:
statsd_client.timing(metric, latency_millis)
return new_uid
def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
# Check if we somehow already saved the imapuid (shouldn't happen, but
# possible due to race condition). If so, don't commit changes.
existing_imapuid = db_session.query(ImapUid).filter(
ImapUid.account_id == acct.id, ImapUid.folder_id == folder.id,
ImapUid.msg_uid == msg.uid).first()
if existing_imapuid is not None:
log.error('Expected to create imapuid, but existing row found',
remote_msg_uid=msg.uid,
existing_imapuid=existing_imapuid.id)
return None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, log, acct, folder,
msg)
new_uid = self.add_message_attrs(db_session, new_uid, msg)
return new_uid
def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
# Check if we somehow already saved the imapuid (shouldn't happen, but
# possible due to race condition). If so, don't commit changes.
existing_imapuid = db_session.query(ImapUid).filter(
ImapUid.account_id == acct.id, ImapUid.folder_id == folder.id,
ImapUid.msg_uid == msg.uid).first()
if existing_imapuid is not None:
log.error('Expected to create imapuid, but existing row found',
remote_msg_uid=msg.uid,
existing_imapuid=existing_imapuid.id)
return None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, log, acct, folder,
msg)
new_uid = self.add_message_attrs(db_session, new_uid, msg, folder)
return new_uid
def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
# Check if we somehow already saved the imapuid (shouldn't happen, but
# possible due to race condition). If so, don't commit changes.
existing_imapuid = (
db_session.query(ImapUid)
.filter(ImapUid.account_id == acct.id, ImapUid.folder_id == folder.id, ImapUid.msg_uid == msg.uid)
.first()
)
if existing_imapuid is not None:
log.error(
"Expected to create imapuid, but existing row found",
remote_msg_uid=msg.uid,
existing_imapuid=existing_imapuid.id,
)
return None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, acct, folder, msg)
self.add_message_to_thread(db_session, new_uid.message, msg)
db_session.flush()
# We're calling import_attached_events here instead of some more
# obvious place (like Message.create_from_synced) because the function
# requires new_uid.message to have been flushed.
# This is necessary because the import_attached_events does db lookups.
if new_uid.message.has_attached_events:
with db_session.no_autoflush:
import_attached_events(db_session, acct, new_uid.message)
# If we're in the polling state, then we want to report the metric
# for latency when the message was received vs created
if self.state == "poll":
latency_millis = (datetime.utcnow() - new_uid.message.received_date).total_seconds() * 1000
metrics = [
".".join(["accounts", "overall", "message_latency"]),
".".join(["accounts", str(acct.id), "message_latency"]),
".".join(["providers", self.provider_name, "message_latency"]),
]
for metric in metrics:
statsd_client.timing(metric, latency_millis)
return new_uid
def create_message(self, db_session, acct, folder, msg):
assert acct is not None and acct.namespace is not None
# Check if we somehow already saved the imapuid (shouldn't happen, but
# possible due to race condition). If so, don't commit changes.
existing_imapuid = db_session.query(ImapUid).filter(
ImapUid.account_id == acct.id, ImapUid.folder_id == folder.id,
ImapUid.msg_uid == msg.uid).first()
if existing_imapuid is not None:
log.error('Expected to create imapuid, but existing row found',
remote_msg_uid=msg.uid,
existing_imapuid=existing_imapuid.id)
return None
new_uid = common.create_imap_message(db_session, acct, folder, msg)
self.add_message_to_thread(db_session, new_uid.message, msg)
db_session.flush()
# We're calling import_attached_events here instead of some more
# obvious place (like Message.create_from_synced) because the function
# requires new_uid.message to have been flushed.
# This is necessary because the import_attached_events does db lookups.
if new_uid.message.has_attached_events:
with db_session.no_autoflush:
import_attached_events(db_session, acct, new_uid.message)
# If we're in the polling state, then we want to report the metric
# for latency when the message was received vs created
if self.state == 'poll':
latency_millis = (
datetime.utcnow() - new_uid.message.received_date) \
.total_seconds() * 1000
metrics = [
'.'.join(['accounts', 'overall', 'message_latency']),
'.'.join(['accounts',
str(acct.id), 'message_latency']),
'.'.join(['providers', self.provider_name, 'message_latency']),
]
for metric in metrics:
statsd_client.timing(metric, latency_millis)
return new_uid
