Move some rhbz bug handling into the backend. #419
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This should hopefully help some with performance, and it paves the way for
moving other slow cross-system integration stuff into offline processes.
This handles (as you can see) both new updates which get their request set to
testing as well as updates that get edited. For updates that get edited, we
only sync up new bugs that have been added. Pre-existing bugs don't get
bothered.
A couple not related changes worth mentioned:
bodhi.consumers.masher
, for namespacing.setting the request. Setting the request publishes a fedmsg message, and
it's helpful to have the alias already assigned at that point (so we can use
the alias in fedmsg consumers).
This changeset is relevant to tickets #314, #301 and #272.