[pkg] Do not install sql scripts in <prefix>/share/cubicweb/schemas These are already site-packages along with cubicweb package.

[devtools/qunit] Retain firefox process stdout to eventually print it The bare RuntimeError that gets emitted upon timeout does not help much to diagnose the problem. Let's see if we can get more information from stdout by not dropping it.

[devtools/qunit] Turn FirefoxHelper into a context manager So that stop() method always gets called. Also ensure temporary directory created on __init__ gets deleted as well upon exit.

[test] Replace logilab-common's with_tempdir by tempfile.TemporaryDirectory logilab-common's with_tempdir decorator, which is considered harmful (see https://www.logilab.org/ticket/8267966). Rely on backports.tempfile to provide TemporaryDirectory on Python 2. Re-export it in testlib module for convenience.

[test] Use `with open` syntax in cwconfig "prefix" tests

[test] Use stdlib unittest.main() in qunit

[web] Clear "pending_others" session key after all relations got processed The RelationField appends data to "pending_others" key while processing its posted information, but this key may already have been removed by the edit controller. So remove the key from session data only when all "others" relations have been processed using a while loop. A test case would be nice, but I could not build one easily unfortunately. Closes #4354551.

[datafeed] Complete the import log even if parser could not be found It happens that if the parser could not be found, _pull_data() would just return an empty dict without taking care to close the import log which it just opened. This leads to misleading information in the user interface where CWDataImport entities kept accumulating in the "imports" tab of CWSource primary view without anything else happening. So: * log an error message when parser cannot be found * always close (write logs and set "end_timestamp" attribute) import log when leaving _pull_data(). Closes #15505460.

[twconfig] Set default value for "interface" to 0.0.0.0 This value means "all IP addresses on this host", which seems to fit with "default to everywhere" that's documented. Closes #15135610.

[session] Allow self._open to be False in __enter__ I do not understand why this assertion was there in the first place. And currently, it makes running any migration impossible. Hopefully, someone may be able to explain. See also commit b48020a80dc3 which mentions this assertion and suggests to remove it.