On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 6:35 AM, Eric Holscher wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> What I did
>
>
> First thing I did was write tests for the current behavior[1]. No tests were
> written for the original commit, so if nothing else, these tests should be
> commited. The link there works for the current
Hi Eric, Arthur,
also argument can be a subcommand, and i don't understand how you
intended to complete options. i.e. "manage.py migrate show -l --indent
4 h", and so that means like everywhere you need previous
arguments sometimes to be accounted when making choices for the next
one, and few more
Hey Eric,
That's a very good idea. I've looked through the current management commands to
see what arguments they take. The most used variants are:
- no arguments
- custom list
- appname(s)
- fixture(s)
The problem with your proposal is the handling of multiple appnames and
fixtures (e.g. "dja
Hey all,
I recently was looking for a way to add bash completion to a management
command that I made. With changeset 11526[0] during the djangocon sprints,
bash completion was moved from bash into Python. Now there is a super basic
bash script that calls django-admin.py with the correct environmen
