[server] commit after serializing schema
Use separate transactions for schema serialization and postcreate
scripts execution, so that the latter can rely on the schema being
persistently stored. This matters e.g. if something in a postcreate
violates a unique_together constraint, we need the constraint persisted
in order to raise a meaningful error. See #4525069.
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from cubicweb.web.views import xmlrss
xmlrss.RSSIconBox.visible = True
from cubicweb.predicates import match_user_groups
from cubicweb.server import Service
class TestService(Service):
__regid__ = 'test_service'
__select__ = Service.__select__ & match_user_groups('managers')
passed_here = []
def call(self, msg):
self.passed_here.append(msg)
return 'babar'