Instead of just say “Failed to save entry” we’ll save the entry at all cost and try to fetch content. If fetching content failed, the entry will still be saved at least, but without content.
- using javibravo/simpleue
- internal config value are now `import_with_redis` & `import_with_rabbit` which are more clear
- if both option are enable rabbit will be choosen
- services imports related to async are now splitted into 2 files: `redis.yml` & `rabbit.yml`
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At the moment only Readability & wallabag v2 import allow created_at import.
Pocket removed `time_added` field from their API v2 to v3...
And wallabag v1 doesn't export that value.
Instead of queing real Entry to process, we queue all the item to import from Pocket in a raw format.
Then, the worker retrieve that information, find / create the entry and save it.
Line 347, I'm not sure about what I wrote to avoid and end of string started with "
I had to use the simple ' in the sentence.
Let me know if it was okay like so.
Twig Global function are called globally. This means even on a query to the api.
Using a function we can decide when we want to call it.
Also, remove previous `COUNT(e.id)` since it doesn't work on PostgreSQL ...
Instead of performing a complex select (to retrieve all data for entry, etc...) just select the counter and retrieve it.
Down from ~50ms to ~30ms on the unread page (with 500 items)
If the database isn't found when checking for the connection it means, we can connect to the server.
The InstallCommand will create the database later.
Also, when checking for the SQLite connection, Doctrine creates the file (so the database). That's why the test is skipped for SQLite.
Checking for the driver isn't enough.
We are now checking if we can etablish a connection to the database before trying to do anything.
By displaying the error from the Exception (in case of error) we hope to reduce issues overload about people getting error with the database
