Source code for renku.infrastructure.persistent

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"""Base Renku persistent class."""

import persistent


[docs]class Persistent(persistent.Persistent): """Base Persistent class for renku classes. Subclasses are assumed to be immutable once persisted to the database. If a class shouldn't be immutable then subclass it directly from persistent.Persistent. """ _v_immutable = False
[docs] def reassign_oid(self): """Reassign ``oid`` (after assigning a new identifier for example).""" from renku.infrastructure.database import Database if self._p_jar is not None: self._p_jar.remove_from_cache(self) self._p_oid = None self._p_oid = Database.generate_oid(self)
@property def immutable(self): """Return if object is immutable.""" return self._v_immutable
[docs] def freeze(self): """Set immutable property.""" self._v_immutable = True
[docs] def unfreeze(self): """Allows modifying an immutable object. Don't make an object mutable unless the intention is to drop the changes or modify the object in-place. Modified objects will be updated in-place which results in a binary diff when persisted. Normally, we want to create a mutable copy and persist it as a new object. """ self._v_immutable = False
def __setattr__(self, key, value): if self._v_immutable and key != "__weakref__" and not key.startswith("_p_") and not key.startswith("_v_"): raise RuntimeError(f"Cannot modify immutable object {self}.{key}") super().__setattr__(key, value) @property def __name__(self): return self.__class__.__name__