Hi Warren,
> A) django-mssql is viewed as the Phase 1 focus and current preferred
option with a longer term Phase 2 goal of including MSSQL as a supported
backend for Django core
Please keep in mind that Phase 2 is something that might never happen. We
have a tendency to not bloat Django and t
Thanks for the responses.
@Florian - I've now reached out to the maintainers of ESSolutions as well
as the relevant previous Microsoft engagement owners, thanks for the
suggestion
@Chris - This is excellent news indeed, we are excited to make progress
beginning with some small steps
@r...@whi
On Thu, 2020-12-03 at 11:58 +, Adam Johnson wrote:
> What prevents you from using select_related with an explicit list of
> relations that you *do* want?
well the fact the select_related() call is in third party code. In the
most common case for us this is contrib.admin.
So we are forced to
What prevents you from using select_related with an explicit list of
relations that you *do* want? That's more maintainable as it prevents
overfetching when you add new relations. If it were up to me I'd remove the
"select_related()-selects-all-relations-behaviour" - it's too implicit and
can lead
Hi
A recent question on one of the other django mailing lists reminded me
of this: I have a very edge (and almost certainly off the end of
'supported') use case, where I would like to mark some relations on a
model, as having select_related() disabled.
More specifically the requirement is that q
Hi Muskan,
I am Vineet, and I am also new in here for contributing. I wanted to ask
were you able to resolve the ticket mentioned above?
I wanted some help in resolving a ticket of mine, I hope you could help me
out.
Thanks & Regards
Vineet Sharma
On Sunday, November 29, 2020 at 8:54:45 PM UTC
