Django - SignalsHow can you ensure a signal handler runs only once per request even if the signal is sent multiple times?AConnect the handler with <code>dispatch_uid</code> set to None.BUse a flag in the handler to track if it already ran during the request.CDisconnect the handler after the first call automatically.DUse the <code>pre_save</code> signal instead of <code>post_save</code>.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand repeated signal sendsSignals can be sent multiple times per request, causing multiple handler calls.Step 2: Use a flag to limit handler executionBy storing a flag (e.g., in thread-local storage), the handler can check if it already ran and skip repeats.Final Answer:Use a flag in the handler to track if it already ran during the request. -> Option BQuick Check:Flag inside handler prevents multiple runs [OK]Quick Trick: Track handler calls with a flag to run once [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming dispatch_uid controls call countDisconnecting handler causes missed signalsSwitching signals doesn't limit calls
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