On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 2:29 PM, Luke Plant <l.plant...@cantab.net> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I just want to know what the status is before committing the CSRF
> stuff:
>
>  * Jacob am I waiting for a thumbs up? I think you said you were going
>   to try out the code.
>  * Simon am I waiting for your patch?
>
> If I'm not waiting for either, my plan would be:
>  * Commit what I've got pretty much as is.
>  * Then move it all from contrib to core
>   * Question: where should the docs (currently ref/contrib/csrf.txt)
>     be moved to?  ref/csrf.txt seems like a sensible place, but I
>     don't know.
>  * Then add a render_to_response_with_request shortcut (once we
>   can decide on a colour...) and adjust the tutorials.
>

So I'm still a little unclear on what this shortcut does that
direct_to_template doesn't already?

> Simon:
>  * I could wait for you to write your csrf_protect_form code before
>   doing any of this, merge it and then do the above.
>  * You could write it against my lp-csrf_rework branch (which is not
>   going to change substantially), and I can move your patch
>   over to core (or you could move it).
>  * You could wait 'til I'm done so that we don't have to worry about
>   the fact that everything is going to move.
>
> Personally, I think your patch would be better going in separately, as
> it is additional functionality that is not used by default anywhere.
>
> Also, I have written a Python script that attempts to help people find
> all the <form>s and view code that needs attention.  It has a whole
> bunch of limitations and caveats, but I think it's pretty useful 90%
> solution and automates a lot of what people would have done using grep
> etc.  Where should it go?  It's currently in 'extras/' which seems to
> be the right place.
>
> Luke
>
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>
> Luke Plant || http://lukeplant.me.uk/
>
> >
>

Alex

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