We use django-statsd in conjunction with statsd and rely upon
inserting monkey patches into the stack. Having some hooks in Django
that can be used to monitor that stuff would be really useful.
Currently we've got patches for redis, sql queries, cache queries,
template parsing and rendering along
>From my brief reading of the some docs (eg postgresql) it looks like
dates with less than 4 years do need to be prefixed with a zero, in
the standard date format (some databases let you set different
formats). But since python doesn't output a 0, I can see why its going
wrong:
>>> datetime(999,1,
view in the same way it normally would?
That's what I've done on quite a few projects and its worked great. As Russell
pointed out I lose decoratoring in urls.py, but that's something I don't use
anyway.
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I do think a note in the docs to say that this is can be an issue on high
traffic sites and you might want to investigate a plan B, would be appropriate.
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f both worlds. But there's of course some extra code here and
> there with "if LARGE_AMOUNT_OF_USERS... else ...".
In that case for the django admin you specify "raw_id_fields" on your model
that has a ForeignKey to users.
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/re
n a patch for your feature is
an even better way to go :)
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On 2010-01-21, at 3:53 PM, Russell Keith-Magee wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 1:35 AM, Andy McKay wrote:
>>
>> This is of course won't be possible for all errors or all parts of Django,
>> but would work for some of the more common errors that crop up regularly.
roles, it may not be possible.
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all parts of Django, but
would work for some of the more common errors that crop up regularly. Would
this be a course worth pursuing?
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t; exists already, so I created my own. Thought it might be an
> interesting feature to add, unless theres a reason its not there.
There a quite a few tickets on this in Trac eg:
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/5390
Fingers crossed for this
On 24-Jun-09, at 3:47 PM, qwcode wrote:
> I didn't get an answer to the post below yet on the users group, maybe
> someone here can reply.
Just because someone doesn't reply to users, isn't a reason to post on
django-dev. This list is not about the development of django itself.
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