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Caching .tox breaks when installing new dependencies. Caching pip
instead and asking tox to always recreate will ensure newer dependencies
are installed while getting existing ones from cache.
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copy call returns a closed file handler, instead we can query for the
blob after insertion and use the returned file handle to be consumed for
upload.
A better solution would be to "pipe" the writes into the database into
the upload, but that involves solving a larger set of issues to be done
later.
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this is simplistic, but adds a minimal protection against trivial
DoS. the call to the ps command should be fast, but could use some
profiling for the case of some ten of thousands files.
- Resolves: #8778
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