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This is a squash of 4 commits backported from 1.0 and adapted to work against the stable release of ARA: - Instanciate the configuration loading into classes - Refactor configuration - Import ARA configuration and views "just-in-time" - The callback no longer persists a json file to cache the playbook id for the purpose of ara_record and ara_read, this is instead done in-memory in a new _cache key of the flask application context. In summary: - ARA now ships a default (and vastly improved!) logging configuration - Flask context_processors, filters and errorhandlers have been folded back into the webapp module - The configuration has been exploded into submodules that are instanciated on a need basis rather than imported. - Since the configuration is now instanciated, this resolves issues with the configuration "leaking" into what was thought to be different processes/forks/instances of the ARA application. Parts of the configuration are now loaded/imported/instanciated "just in time" because we do not need to load and configure all the components all the time. For example, if we're working with an application context, we don't want to re-import/re-configure everything. (cherry picked from commit |
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