On Sat, 2004-05-15 at 23:55, Steve Jibson wrote:
quite yet been vetted (see earlier posts in this thread regarding Publish.py). This should work itself out over the next week or so I suspect.
Relatively speaking, this is only a minor concern. It just means I shouldn't try to access session in the standard_error_message until a solution is found. We were doing that in our product and I've already pulled that out. After all, there are NEVER any errors, so why should we need to monkey with standard_error_message ;-) It would be nice, for completeness, if this were resolved for 2.7.1.
Yes, it should work itself out over the next week or so, and definitely before 2.7.1.
Am I safe just dropping those two files from CVS into an existing 2.7 site or do I need to grab everything else from the Zope-2_7-branch?
I think you should be safe with just those two, but were I you I would just get the 2.7 branch out of CVS in its entirety (then you can update more easily if there are fixes). Note that if you have transient object containers in a "permanent" storage (like FileStorage), the operation is pretty much a "one way" one if you want to keep the data in the transient object container: you can go to the new code, then go back to the "old" code if necessarfy, but you will likely lose data in the TOC if you do. Obviously this doesn't effect stuff in a TemporaryStorage (because it goes away when Zope is shut down). - C