Hi Everyone,
In Django 3.0 we have Asynchronous support
But where and how to have any benefit from it at this point ?
(as according to docs views/middlewares/ORM does not support it)
do you have any practical/useful example where async can benefit now ?
~Vitaliy
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Hi Everyone,
Do I understand this correctly - now there are 2 ways to make a single
field indexed in database:
- FieldClass(db_index=True)
- Model.Meta.indexes
will it stay like this for future release or 1st approach will be
deprecated/removed later ?
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so.. at least clas_prepared works
I made some plugable application that does what I need -
https://github.com/pydevua/django-table-prefix/tree/master/table_prefix
bug general question is class_prepared signal safe and good way to do
this ?
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I have a case where I have a lot of django sites(partially with the
same code) must run in a single mysql database
in order to avoid conflicts in django.auth, content-types and other
models tables for them must have unique prefix (since this data must
be isolated for each site)
Currently there i
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/5741
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 11:48 PM, Chris wrote:
> In my projects, I use this pattern a lot:
>
> try:
> obj = SomeModel.objects.filter(**crazy_filters_here).latest()
> except SomeModel.DoesNotExist:
> obj = None
>
> Basically, I throw a filter at a que
> > It would be nice to record "who" made the change (optionally when there
> > is a user with an id available).
>
> I was thinking of not pushing the use of such fields, because there is
> no easy way to figure out how each applications handles
> accounts/users.
and
> > I'd also like an automat
Hi Uros,
Great to see that your RFC is pretty much exactly what I was thinking
(feature and implementation-wise) when I posted
http://groups.google.com/group/django-developers/browse_thread/thread/d90001b1d043253e/77d36caaf8cfb071
It would be nice to record "who" made the change (optionally when
As I am thinking about using Django for a particular project I was
wondering if anyone ever considered keeping track of object content
history. For example, in a typical CMS/newspaper application with
multiple contributors I'd like to keep track of actual changes made to
some pieces of content by
