[test/rset] typo

[utils] Fixed issue in clearing QueryCache When trying to add an item in a full QueryCache, the cache tries to make room. It tries to list and remove non-permanent items with a transient counter (number of times it has been requested). However, there is a pathological case where items could be non-permanent but still not have a transient counter because they were added, but never requested. In some cases, the full cache could be flushed, including the permanent items. This changeset attempts to fix this issue by only dropping the non-permanent items that did not hav a transient counter.

[statsd] add a statsd_timethis context manager This context manager allows to report to statsd the execution time of any piece of code, without the need for it to be a function or a method, like:: def some_function(): do_stuff() with statsd_timethis('some context message'): do_that() ensure_this()

[test/rset] add tests for ResultSet.first() and .last() methods

[test/rset] flake8

[rset] update copyright

[rset] add convenient first() and last() methods on ResultSet These make life easier for the heavy user of the CW shell. Also aliases entities() with all(); so we end with a pretty consistant set: - .one() - .first() - .last() - .all()

[server] Fixed issue with the adapters cache of a cloned EditedEntity The adapters' cache of the entity within an EditedEntity used to be copied along the entity itself during a cloning operation of the EditedEntity. This raises an issue when the adapters' cache is not empty and contains cached values linking to transaction-specific data (or the transaction itself). This prevents the clone EditedEntity being used in a transaction outside the one that created it. This change resets the adapters' cache of the new copy so that no cached value remain. The new copy can then be used in a new transaction afterwards.

[rql2sql] fix handling of the ORDERBY clause when the aggregation function is "embedded" ie. a situation like: Any X GROUPBY X ORDERBY COUNT(Y) WHERE ... works fine since the aggregation function (COUNT) if the first one, whereas a situation like the proposed test: Any X GROUPBY X ORDERBY ABS(COUNT(Y)) WHERE ... failed due to the fact we only checked the top aggratation function (ABS). Closes #17108671

Merge 3.26