Unicode number not converted to Integer

[myingling]

I tuned the cache to 0, as mentioned on the caching page so I could try debugging something. Then I started getting warnings about Unicode not being an Int.

In r12025, there is the following section:

425 	          if last_prune + self.cache_memsize_warn > now:
426 	            self.env.log.info('pruning memcache in less than %d seconds, you might increase cache_memsize.' % int(self.cache_memsize_warn))
427 	               
428 	        self.env.log.debug('pruning memcache by %d: (current: %d > max: %d )' % (self.cache_memprune, len(self._cache), int(self.cache_memsize)))
429 	        cache_keys = self._cache.keys()

I believe 'self.cache_memsize_warn' needs to be wrapped in an int cast, or 'int(self.cache_memsize_warn)' everywhere it is used. This change appeared to fix it for me. I'm not sure if there are other places this much be changed as well.

[anonymous]

The file is auth.py. Sorry for the messed up formatting of the ticket.

[bebbo]

In 14830:

refs #12068
refs #11686
refs #11361
refs #11307
refs #11304
refs #10878
refs #10715
refs #10667
refs #10632
refs #10631
refs #11015

various fixes

[bebbo]

added the provided patch

[bebbo]

In 14833:

refs #10667
fixed indention -> fixed code.

[Ryan J Ollos]

I think it shouldn't be necessary to convert cache_memsize_prune, cache_memprune or cache_memsize to int in the auth module because the Options were changed to IntOptions in [13391]. See #10581.

[Ryan J Ollos]

Also there are many instances in which Options are wrapped in str. Options such as group_class_attr are already strings, so it shouldn't be necessary to convert them.