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Update RST documentation for PR#10 multi-database and threading features #22
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…ld, and api Co-authored-by: clauspruefer <17313789+clauspruefer@users.noreply.github.com>
…ELOG, and enhance index Co-authored-by: clauspruefer <17313789+clauspruefer@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot: please correct all code block comments starting with # to all lowercase (default behaviour for code block comments) |
Co-authored-by: clauspruefer <17313789+clauspruefer@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull Request Overview
This PR provides a comprehensive update to all RST documentation files to document the new multi-database and threading features introduced in PR#10, modernizing the documentation structure and improving overall quality.
- Multi-database endpoint support with automatic load balancing configuration examples
- Threading model documentation for both threaded and non-threaded deployment scenarios
- Enhanced examples showing transaction management, multi-database setups, and deployment configurations
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 8 out of 8 changed files in this pull request and generated 5 comments.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| doc/conf.py/source/intro.rst | Updated module description emphasizing load balancing and multi-database capabilities |
| doc/conf.py/source/index.rst | Restructured with quick start guide and improved table of contents organization |
| doc/conf.py/source/examples.rst | Added comprehensive examples for multi-database configurations and transaction management |
| doc/conf.py/source/design.rst | Complete architectural overview covering threading models and load balancing design |
| doc/conf.py/source/config.rst | Enhanced with multi-database configuration examples and threading model selection |
| doc/conf.py/source/build.rst | Modernized build instructions with virtual environments and modern Python tooling |
| doc/conf.py/source/api.rst | Reorganized API reference with better categorization and improved documentation structure |
| CHANGELOG.md | Updated to reflect version 1.0rc1 features and multi-database support milestone |
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Corrected the remaining uppercase code block comments to lowercase in build.rst file. Changed 4 comments: "Linux/macOS" → "linux/macOS", "Windows" → "windows", "Debian/Ubuntu" → "debian/ubuntu", and "Linux" → "linux" (commit 1de7b35). |
Comprehensive update to all RST documentation files to reflect the new features introduced in PR#10 and improve overall documentation quality.
Major Changes
New Features Documented:
config['db']as dict) and multiple databases (config['db']as list) for automatic load balancingthreadedandnon-threadeddeployment models to optimize for different server architecturesHandler.commit()method for manual transaction management withautocommit=FalseconnectionsDocumentation Structure Improvements:
Quality Improvements:
from pgdbpool import pool as dbpool)Configuration Examples
The documentation now includes comprehensive examples for various deployment scenarios:
Version Information
Updated CHANGELOG.md to reflect version 1.0rc1 features and the evolution from the previous 0.99 release, highlighting the significance of the multi-database support as a major milestone toward the 1.0 release.
These documentation updates ensure that users can fully leverage the new multi-database capabilities and choose the appropriate threading model for their deployment architecture, while maintaining backward compatibility with existing single-database configurations.
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