Unsolicited mentorship requests

with this happening? It's just several in a short window of time seemed like a weird pattern. Any advice appreciated, --- Elena Williams Github: elena <http://github.com/elena/> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django developers (Cont

Re: Property-based "fuzzy" testing (Hypothesis) in Django

passed the details along. It's always nice to cross-polinate and delighted Zac'll be packing for PyCon with this background under his belt. It seems likely more conversation will be happening there. Thank you so much again, --- Elena Williams Github: elena <http://github.com/elena/>

Re: Property-based "fuzzy" testing (Hypothesis) in Django

own world that I'm going to be running at and making examples of once it's nutted through. Of course all feedback would be delightful. There is also discussions with Zac and David about re-working the official docs, but we're coming from epistemologically different places, so gently

Property-based "fuzzy" testing (Hypothesis) in Django

hen thought to just email the list to have a chat instead. All the very best to everyone and warm hellos to friends old and new, --- Elena Williams Github: elena <http://github.com/elena/> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django developers

Re: Stalled tickets

Interestingly there's an example of a long dead ticket rising 7-8 days ago: https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/14218 I believe this is an interesting reference for this conversation though not sure if any side of the discussion is helped. --- Elena Williams Github: elena <http://gi

Django bootcamp Nigeria

Hello world, I'm a programmer, I work with python and Django framework, I have been looking for Django group to join, I'm from Nigeria. I would love to start Django bootcamp training in Nigeria, we don't have much Django developers here, I want to train over 1000 people in Django framewor

Django db backend not FIPS compliant

I'm running into issues when trying to migrate my models in an environment that is running FIPS restrictions regarding MD5. Here is the stack trace: Operations to perform: > Apply all migrations: admin, auth, contenttypes, dashboard, > kombu_transport_django, sessions > Running migrations: >

Re: Feature idea: Add support for PostgreSQL's COPY command in contrib.postgres

+1 for this feature addition. I work with a lot of public data and I almost always go through the steps of loading data into PostgreSQL and building from there. COPY reduces data load time significantly so a core load command for Django is welcome. I've used LOAD DATA INFILE for MySQL on occasi

Re: Two proposals for the Django Code of Conduct.

Additional points: Firstly #86 is probably *already happening informally*. It is fair to be "explicit" (as Barbara suggested), for the people who this may effect. For example, I have been quietly told to steer clear of certain individuals with known poor behavior and in turn passed such informat

Re: pre_save signal on Inherited Model?

Hi Leo, This is the django-developers mailing list for discussing the development of Django itself. For questions about using Django or Django-based applications, please instead post your question to the django-users mailing list: http://groups.google.com/d/forum/django-users All the best, E

The low down on the "Unsettings" project

Hello, Just sending general heads up that this bit of knowledge exists, but this is Justin Myles Holmes talking about the "unsettings" project, that is the idea of removing `settings.py`. https://soundcloud.com/elena/django-news-podcast-18-may-2014#t=7m33s This is actually a really interestin

Re: Release of 1.7 news for podcast?

's a minimum of 2 weeks after a release candidate is issued before >> final. >> >> Andrew may have some more concrete thoughts on how long the migrations >> release blockers might take to resolve. >> >> >> On Saturday, May 17, 2014 11:29:38 PM

Release of 1.7 news for podcast?

(Don't want to pester anyone but ... ) I was wondering if there's any updates about where the Django 1.7 release is at that I can put in to the podcast? Thanks! Elena :) @elequ --- References (nothing new on these): Roadmap: https://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/Version1.7Roadmap Release notes: h

Re: Using setuptools to make django-admin.py runnable on Windows (#21340)

Dear Florian, Thanks so much for your update/feedback. I updated the update here: https://github.com/elena/django-news-podcast/issues/1 Thanks again! Elena On Sunday, December 29, 2013 8:10:30 PM UTC+11, Florian Apolloner wrote: > > Just so we are all on the same page here (summarizing discus

Proposal of (another) podcast

;m motivated to scratch it and it seems like a bit of fun. My final dilemma is where to make the podcast available from (in a hosting sense), but as I don't know the final file size yet I haven't agonised about this. I have plenty of options -- though any advice would be sincerely app

Re: Why is CSRF cookie persistent?

er the CSRF warning. > > -Paul > > [1] Django's CSRF implementation usually sets off all kinds of false > alarms in most pen-tester's tools, since it doesn't work exactly the > same way other implementations do, and isn't tied to the session > cook

Why is CSRF cookie persistent?

The results of a recent penetration test brought up the issue of the use of persistent cookies, specifically the CSRF cookie which has an expiry date one year in the future. The rationale given was that since the cookie is stored on the hard drive then it is theoretically possible to get hold o

HttpResponse objects with iterators broken by various middleware (#6027, #6527, #7518, #10627, etc)

There is a known issue with using various middlewares that check content-length consuming the content of iterators. There are many tickets up regarding the various incarnations of this behavior all of which appear to be stuck at about the same problem: what is the right way to fix this. I think