Victor Kropp wrote:
>I'm a student from Saint-Petersburg, Russia.
>
Hi! :-)
>2. Improve ImageField. It should allow deleting files
>
Note, that there is an old ticket about this:
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/369 and it's wontfixed. So it might
be hard to persuade core devs to include t
I sure MR has hooks for this. Have a look in
django/contrib/sites/management.py at how it uses the new event system
to create the example.com Site object.
On 4/28/06, Brantley Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've started to impliment my proposal for schema implementation and
> realized that
Cool. I really am looking for to it. I have a new project going in MR,
and it's nice! I like all the auth stuff in one place...much simpler.
WRT migrating my older app, though...ick. Do you expect more db-schema
changes of this magnitude before 1.0? I've been in and out of the
rabbit-hole of DML
A quick magic-removal merge update --
I've been proofreading all the Django documentation to make sure it's
all been updated for magic-removal, and it's taken a bit longer than I
expected, so the merge won't be happening today (Friday). I'll
continue to proofread over the weekend and hope to do t
On Fri, 2006-04-28 at 13:52 +, Jason Davies wrote:
>
> Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> > On Thu, 2006-04-27 at 09:19 -0700, Jason Davies wrote:
[...]
> > > How about passing an optional name_prefix parameter to these
> > > validators, which would allow them to look up things like
> > > all_data[n
On 4/28/06, Vitaliy Fuks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> These records would be very infrequently accessed (in my worldview,
> anyway), and perhaps generally infrequently created. I would love to
> be able to put @versioned on top of a model and then have it
> automatically create an app_model_histo
Hi all,
I'm a student from Saint-Petersburg, Russia. I want to take part in
Google's Summer of Code. I'd like to enhance media support in Django.
This is the "face" of a site and this is what users like (or don't).
So, improving media support will make Django more attractive for end users.
The
Adrian Holovaty wrote:
> I'd say, do that, plus run the Django unit-test suite. See
> http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/contributing/#unit-tests
> for more on those.
>
> If your patch introduces some new functionality, we encouage you to
> submit unit tests along with the patch, in a way
Luke Plant wrote:
> First, you do 'IS NULL' in Django using anyfield__isnull=True.
I *am* aware. I stumbled across this when my application put None into a
variable where a primary key value was expected (quite within the
logic) and using this for filter(). It should have produced no results
On Friday 28 April 2006 18:45, Michael Radziej wrote:
> I started to track this down, found that while constructing the sql
> clause, None values are deliberately ignored.
>
> In db.models.query, function parse_lookup() walks through the kwargs
> and tests:
>
> for kwarg, value in kwarg_items
On 4/28/06, Michael Radziej <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What level of testing do you expect from patch authors?
>
> I usually check the output of pychecker and test within my own
> application. If logic is difficult, I also try to cover all code
> branches. But I don't try to do a proper "make ev
Hi,
to the core developers, something I've started to wonder:
What level of testing do you expect from patch authors?
I usually check the output of pychecker and test within my own
application. If logic is difficult, I also try to cover all code
branches. But I don't try to do a proper "make ev
Hi,
I was completely surprised by this (magic-removal branch):
AnyModel.objects.filter(anyfield=None) fetches the whole row!
>>> ddd=models.Domainkunde.objects.filter(pk=None)
>>> ddd.count()
19985L
I would have expected an empty result set, even if there were rows with
id NULL (I know that N
I just thought of a better solution. Taglibraries are just like
templates:
- they get loaded from paths set in settings.py
- and else they get loaded by the template_loaders
IMHO we could do the same thing for taglibraries.
Rudolph
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Maybe the error message should be a bit more informative. Instead of
telling the programmer the taglibrary isn't in django.templatetags, it
should tell the taglibrary is not found inside one of the
INSTALLED_APPS.
It would be cleaner if one could load taglibraries from every possible
location: it
On 4/28/06, Andreas Neumeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm not quite sure, it may be me: Is the permission system working at
> all in the magig-removal branch?
>
> I added something like that to my model just yesterday:
> ---
> class Meta:
> permissions = (
> ("can_create", "Can c
Hi there,
Is anyone working on this?
I already found some problems for the firebird adapter, or not :)
For example the LIMIT OFFSET clause, firebird uses SELECT FIRST SKIP
and the sql construction in django implies that the limit offset is
always appended with the backed.get_limit_offset_sql()
As I am thinking about using Django for a particular project I was
wondering if anyone ever considered keeping track of object content
history. For example, in a typical CMS/newspaper application with
multiple contributors I'd like to keep track of actual changes made to
some pieces of content by
Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> On Thu, 2006-04-27 at 09:19 -0700, Jason Davies wrote:
> >
> > > A solution that fits all needs would be to create an extra parameter for
> > > these validators (the ones that take field names) that indicates that
> > > only fields for this class should be considered (
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