(reset=False, batchsize=10)
return with_progress_bar(iter, count)
Only examine the most recent version of any application. This does look at linked and remote apps.
    Note that this doesn't support resumable execution, as the effort was out of scope,
    and therefore reset is unused.
Only examine the most recent version of any application. This does look at linked and remote apps.
    Note that this doesn't support resumable execution, as the effort was out of scope,
    and therefore reset is unused.
Only examine the most recent version of any application . This does look at linked and remote apps . Note that this doesn t support resumable execution as the effort was out of scope and therefore reset is unused .
def get_current_apps(reset=False, batchsize=10):
    '''
    Only examine the most recent version of any application. This does look at linked and remote apps.
    Note that this doesn't support resumable execution, as the effort was out of scope,
    and therefore reset is unused.
    '''
    query = GlobalAppConfig.objects.values_list('app_id', flat=True).order_by('id')
    count = query.count()
    iter = get_current_apps_iter(query, batchsize)

    return with_progress_bar(iter, count)
def get_current_apps ( reset = False , batchsize = 10 ) : query = GlobalAppConfig . objects . values_list ( 'app_id' , flat = True ) . order_by ( 'id' ) count = query . count ( ) iter = get_current_apps_iter ( query , batchsize ) return with_progress_bar ( iter , count )