Add note to item-pipeline documentation explaining order #465
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Hi @bjlange, Good catch. But it is still unclear if these numbers mean "order" (pipelines with large numbers are applied last) or "priority" (pipelines with large numbers are applied first) |
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Good call. I made a revision. For anyone curious who finds this PR in the future, the source code that makes it work this way is located here as of posting. |
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LGTM |
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As a new Scrapy user I had trouble hunting down what the numbers meant in the ITEM_PIPELINES setting. I added a note to the item-pipeline documentation to make it more clear.