Just because your code repeated in each and every form can be eliminated
and we can check it all in one place,
shortening code, eliminating duplication, reducing possibilities of errors.
On 09/02/2020 12:45, Steven Mapes wrote:
Perhaps I'm totally missing the point and use case for this but is
Perhaps I'm totally missing the point and use case for this but is there
any reason you are not simply using any of these
if expected_key is not in request.GET:
return MyErrorResponse(...)
if not request.GET.get("expected_key", None):
return MyErrorResponse(...)
required = ["one", "two
In https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/31239 I proposed to create
QueryDictKeyError derived from MultiValueDictKeyError and raise this
exception on a missing parameter in request.GET and request.POST.
It is to be done to handle error in user data easily:
try:
x = request.GET['x']
except Mult
