Andrew Godwin writes:
> Hi Kent,
>
> The documentation is not yet complete, hence your confusion. There is
> indeed provision for data migrations in the new system, with an
> operation called RunPython - I'll see if I can get documentation up
> for it this week.
OK, sple
grate to point X, run
a script, continue to migrate?
Should this be mentioned somewhere in the docs?
Sorry if I'm confused about this,
/ Kent Engström, Lysator
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on is mostly free.
Of course. The sites I'm thinking of are HTTPS only.
I had forgot about the Referer header check. It seems that it
would stop the subdomain-to-subdomain CSRF attacks as long as
the site is only using HTTPS, wouldn't it?
Thanks for your work on this,
/ Kent Engs
appened yet. We can
> do better than we do now, but not without somewhat changing the
> properties of the system.
If you would like help with testing etc for this, I hope I can offer
some time.
BTW, should I submit a ticket about this to the Django ticket database
or is there a more general t
the second instance of the nonce (that
will be compared to the form field) from a cookie to a session variable
(at least when a session is available)? Would that result in other
problems instead?
/ Kent Engström
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If
I am ranting it is only because I would really like some feedback.
Kent
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pping every operation in a try/except/
rollback block. Command line usage requires manually calling
transaction.rollback() after any error.
- undocumented
- unhelpful - is there a benefit to the current approach?
- unneccessary - AFAICT there is no disadvantage to automatic rollback
of *
Error:
transaction.rollback_unless_managed()
A more general fix might be to wrap each use of cursor.execute() in a
try/except block such as the above.
Kent
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