This might avoid future confusion when somebody wants to run
this dockerless for example, given that in the settings module
this gets the default value of `redis_broker` when not set.
This should be enough caching when renderering pages like the feed, but
not so much that editing a book or author will not show the updated data.
At least without having to do some clever cache busting.
This works as follows:
The div where the input fields for the subjects live got an id. The script now listens to all keypresses in this div, but only does something if it is within an INPUT field. If it is an INPUT field within this div, it looks for keyCode 13. If it is 13, preventDefault() is triggered. Else nothing happens.
Why update:
iohttp: supports now more of http standard.
celery: supports redis > = 4.0.2 (the docker image uses redis 7.0.6
django-celery-beat: better Django 3.2 support, bump celery to 5.2, downgrade of dependencies for better celery support
django-compressor: official Django 3.2 support, updates requirements
django-model-utils: official django 3.2 support.
django-sass-processor: remove deprecated default_app_config, support of ManifestStaticFilesStorage (which might be needed in the future)
environs: bugfixes
libsass: removes deprecated cli
Pillow: bug fixing
psycopg2: Bugfixing
pycryptodome: bugfixes
python-dateutil: updated tzdata
requests: better json Handling, bugfixing
responses: bugfixes and more
pytz: python3 code generation, All the corect timezone behaviour!
boto3: Updsate all the S3 Handling
signtures.py update because of breaking change in pycryptodome
migration because uf updated timezones
With updated celery I have less 501 errors on my instance. updated psycopg2 has better performance.
I have NOT chekced opentelemetry packages.
Upgrading redis package wold need a deeper inspection of the code as some functions are dropped in newer versions.
