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(Some?) Gmail users are unable to use the password reset emails.
On Thursday, 21 February 2019 01:03:54 UTC, Philip James wrote:
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> Mat, are you sa
Most once sided discussion I've seen on a developers group in a while ;-),
but I'll go so far as to suggest an API for the Django Core on this one. I
mean I have a way to advance myself now, but methinks this need is so
common that perhaps it's best sitting in the Django Core, albeit with a
set
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Lance Ellinghaus wrote:
> Should I consider his statements to be the final statement from the Django
> core developers?
>
of course not, I'm not a core developer.
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Hi,
The new watchman-based autoreloader in Django 2.2 is a nice improvement.
However, the main issue in my opinion is that there are no Debian/Ubuntu
official packaging of watchman to my knowledge.
I've been able to compile it without difficulty, but I'm especially
concerned about newcomers and
Claude,
I've tested a Django based application on 2.2b1 without watchman on
Windows, it does tell you about watchman, but it doesn't fail to run.
Apparently, it falls back to the old way of reloading. Is this not the
behavior on Debian/Ubuntu?
On Thu, Feb 21, 2019 at 12:28 PM Claude Paroz wrot
Le jeudi 21 février 2019 19:48:31 UTC+1, Dan Davis a écrit :
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> Claude,
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> I've tested a Django based application on 2.2b1 without watchman on
> Windows, it does tell you about watchman, but it doesn't fail to run.
> Apparently, it falls back to the old way of reloading. Is this not the
> b
I have a POC patch here: https://github.com/django/django/pull/11014
Claude
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Hey Claude,
Thanks for your feedback on the feature, I fully agree with you. I think we
should remove that warning message about the missing package. I will make a
PR to do that.
Regarding creating another reloader: it should not be that difficult to do
at all since we have all the other pieces in
Le jeudi 21 février 2019 21:43:43 UTC+1, Tom Forbes a écrit :
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> Hey Claude,
> Thanks for your feedback on the feature, I fully agree with you. I think
> we should remove that warning message about the missing package. I will
> make a PR to do that.
>
I'm not completely sure it's a good idea to
I don't think a new setting is the way to go. I'd prefer to add an
attribute (validate_m2m = False?) to the CreateView and UpdateView classes
that allows a developer to opt-in to the new behaviour when they need it.
This is more flexible and still maintains backwards compatibility.
Regards,
Ian
O
That's an idea I like. Though it affects OneToMany relations too (no idea
why this is so often presented as an m2m issue, when it's literally a 2m
issue. So I'd prefer the attribute to be something like
validate_tomany_relations or validate_2m perhaps. The focus on m2m is
misleading.
Either
My guess is this does not work on MySQL or SQLite, since as far as I can tell
it’s the only DB that will return IDs when bulk inserting. I’d think you’d have
to have some other code path to handle those DB backends.
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That would be my guess too. So if it went into the Django core at all, it
would need to be documented as a Postgresql only thing I guess (if the
guess proves right). This might also then figure in the recommendation on
databases. Postgresql is already recommended as the production database by
D
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