code. As pointed out in the ticket, Python still lets you raise all sorts of
odd things as exceptions (e.g. strings), so even though they're bad form, we
should still handle them. We do that cleanly now. Thanks to jim-django@dsdd.org
for the patch.
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Fixed#7402.
Also made savepoint handling easier to use when wrapped around calls that might
commit a transaction. This is tested by the get_or_create tests.
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This is a no-op for most databases. Only necessary on PostgreSQL so that we can
do things which will possibly intentionally raise an IntegrityError and not
have to rollback the entire transaction. Not supported for PostgreSQL versions
prior to 8.0, so should be used sparingly in internal Django code.
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Malcolm Tredinnick
Russell Keith-Magee
Adrian Holovaty