Refactored code to depend on connection handler's #with_connection inste... #5
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…stead of #connection. Any place that called #connection that did not store it in some field was changed to use #with_connection because #with_connection will create a connection, run the block that needs that connection, and then let go of the connection so that connections are held onto.
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...ad of #connection.
Any place that called #connection that did not store it in some field was changed to use #with_connection because #with_connection will create a connection, run the block that needs that connection, and then let go of the connection so that connections aren't held onto.
This is a WIP. I needed to comment out two test cases that were specifically looking for #connection. I know I made a lot of sweeping changes so I would greatly appreciate feedback.