Ticket #15727, dealing with adding support for the Content Security Policy
header, was last updated with the suggestion that the one thing should be
done is to make the admin site compatible by removing inline scripts.
I'd love to see this done, especially with the new design. I have done a
simila
Hello,
The situation is nowhere near as complicated as you make it sound.
1) Builtins: many applications or projects relied on the private
`add_to_builtins` API in order not to have to {% load %} commonly used
libraries in every template. The new “builtins” option provides a public API
for thi
Hi,
On Thursday 10 September 2015 17:00:07 Emmanuelle Delescolle wrote:
> As this thread is most likely leading to a dead-end, let me try to close it
> by summarizing it:
Not trying to re-open the thread, just that...
>
> Shai:
This seemed a little far from what I said (or, at least, intended)
CORRECTION:
| Due to #2, you can still run...
Should be:
| Due to #1, you can still run...
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I was reading through the 1.9 release notes when I came across the new
OPTIONS['libraries'] feature.
Relevant links:
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https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.9/#template-tag-modules-are-imported-when-templates-are-configured
- https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.9/#te
Hi Tim,
Thanks for sharing your experience!
> On 13 sept. 2015, at 01:48, Tim Allen wrote:
> We have a test suite performing table creates / destroys, basic CRUD
> operations, stored procedure execution, and more against both pyodbc and
> pymssql.
> pymssql outperforms pyodbc significantly aga
