Re: On adding comments to database schema

I think we could implement that feature. (Yes I changed my mind from six years ago when I wontfix'd the ticket.) -- Aymeric. > On 8 Mar 2018, at 11:00, Jani Tiainen wrote: > > Oracle supports comments as well. > > 7.3.2018 2.52 ip. "vanadium23" > kirjoitti:

Re: Add Alias or annotations without group-by support?

It wouldn't work if you also want to order by the annotated value. El viernes, 9 de marzo de 2018, 8:27:36 (UTC-3), Josh Smeaton escribió: > > Would teaching filter() and friends to use expressions directly solve your > issue? You suggested using `alias` upthread, but that's only really > requir

Re: Adding a database-agnostic JSONField into Django

So, I think a DEP is needed. I think we should start with the following for every database supported by Django (and the more common 3rd party ones): If every major DB supports JSON out of the box, we may I mean we just forced everyone to go to Python3. We haven't hit an LTS since. Maybe bumping u

Re: Cache backends and thread locals

I've been checking this a bit more and my conclusion is that it is definitely possible to provide thread-safety for libraries that are not safe out of the box while still allowing thread-safe ones to make use of connection pools. Now the bad news is that none of the two blessed memcached librari

Re: Add Alias or annotations without group-by support?

Would teaching filter() and friends to use expressions directly solve your issue? You suggested using `alias` upthread, but that's only really required so you can refer to it later? Unless you wanted to refer to the field more than once, having each queryset method respect expressions should be