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There's no need to display a traceback for every failed content load, the comment before the log line even says so. The exceptions shown before tests are run are because of the eager initialization of the modulestores. They don't need to be initialized then, that just speeds the responsiveness of servers. Putting off the initialization means they get inited as needed, and the log lines get
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716 B
Python
27 lines
716 B
Python
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Module for code that should run during LMS startup
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"""
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import logging
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from django.conf import settings
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# Force settings to run so that the python path is modified
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settings.INSTALLED_APPS # pylint: disable=W0104
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from django_startup import autostartup
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from xmodule.modulestore.django import modulestore
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log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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def run():
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"""
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Executed during django startup
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"""
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autostartup()
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# Trigger a forced initialization of our modulestores since this can take a while to complete
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# and we want this done before HTTP requests are accepted.
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if settings.INIT_MODULESTORE_ON_STARTUP:
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for store_name in settings.MODULESTORE:
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modulestore(store_name)
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