Hello,
> Do you know what OS/browser combination you were referring to with "Windows
> (which, I'm afraid, has its own time zone name)"?
At the system level, I'm not sure Windows is using (or was using) the timezone
database (formerly known as the Olson database). I remember this being an issue
Thanks Aymeric,
A bit of digging gives:
MacOS Chrome: "America/Los_Angeles"
MacOS Firefox: "America/Los_Angeles"
MacOS Safari: "America/Los_Angeles"
Windows Edge: ""America/Los_Angeles"
Do you know what OS/browser combination you were referring to with "Windows
(which, I'm afraid, has its own t
Hi Arthur.
BTW: RunPython() is another thing, which can break your migrations, and
should not be used (especially not by Django internally), because it relies
on the application layer.
How else can you do a data migration? There is no
> `migrations.InsertIntoTable`,
>
You're right. That's w
BTW: RunPython() is another thing, which can break your migrations, and
should not be used (especially not by Django internally), because it relies
on the application layer.
How else can you do a data migration? There is no
`migrations.InsertIntoTable`, the only other way currently would be to run
Hi Aymeric.
Thank you for your reply.
Unfortunately you wrote mostly about me or my writing style, not about the
issue.
I disagree with your opinion about my comments being passive or aggressive.
I'm always writing about a piece of code, functionality,
design/architecture or bug. I never crit
I would also be very interested in helping out. I don’t know if this is
useful, but I’ve had a brief look at the feature support compared to our
current baseline Postgres features:
MySQL: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/json-search-functions.html -
JSON_CONTAINS_PATH() can implement most o
Hello Marcin,
I assume you're writing to this list because you would like other Django
contributors to cooperate in order to fix this issue. Starting with "There is a
huge issue with content types framework" isn't a good way to motivate them.
Speaking for myself, I would be more eager to invest
I'd be up for helping with a database-agnostic one. One thing to note about
MySQL world is that MariaDB diverges more from MySQL here and I haven't
found the time to fix the differences here in Django-MySQL's JSONField. I'd
get on with it if I knew someone needed the work for a DB-agnostic field
th
Sorry, what I meant was a Django field. (I wasn't clear enough.)
Charles Leifer has good posts covering SQLite+JSON http://charlesleifer.com/
His Peewee ORM has a
JSONField http://docs.peewee-orm.com/en/latest/peewee/sqlite_ext.html#sqlite-ext
I was just wondering if someone knew if someone had
> Anyone know of an SQLite implementation?
A quick search shows the JSON1 extensions exists:
https://www.sqlite.org/json1.html
According to the release history (https://sqlite.org/changes.html) this was
added in version 3.9.0 (2015-10-14).
But I have no direct experience working with it.
On Thu
I guess, my statement doesn't apply if FILE_CHARSET only affects Django
text files, so disregard. My point was that non-UTF data is still actively
used despite the fact that "the whole world moved to Unicode".
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This has come up again, with an example implementation for Oracle:
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/29821
Anyone know of an SQLite implementation?
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