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MAINT: do not treat records if no Identifiable can be created

Henrik tom Wörden requested to merge f-constant-ident into f-refactor-merge

Summary

This has a new continue condition in the loop of split_into_inserts_and_updates. And related refactoring.

Focus

I introduced the function _identity_relies_on_unchecked_entities that checks whether an identifiable would contain any entity that is not yet verified (it was checked whether it exists on the remote server). If that is the case, we continue with the next Record and we do no longer create an identifiable that is unusable because it contains a Python object.

This implies that we can in future create the identifiable once for every record since id does not change!

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Edited by Florian Spreckelsen

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