Re: How to deal with potential Django bugs you come accross

2019-05-14 Thread Erik Stein



Hey Curtis --

thanks for your answer! I'll do this from now on (and of course I'll try 
me best to write a complete bug report including a proposed fix if the 
time allows).


https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/30475#ticket

Have a nice day

-- erik


On 13.05.19 18:19, Curtis Maloney wrote:

Hi Erik,


On 5/13/19 8:22 PM, Erik Stein wrote:


Hello everyone --

 From time to time I come accross a potential bug in Django core, but 
because of a tight schedule don't have the time to dive into it and 
write a proper ticket. How would you suggest to deal with it?



my personal position would be to open a ticket with what information 
you _do_ have, so the discovery is not lost.


The "worst case" is one of the ever efficient Django Fellows comes by, 
tests it out, and closes it as "works as expected".


If you _don't_ log the issue, it _will_ be forgotten about, because 
we're all human. :)



Today e.g.

– Using i18n_patterns with prefix_default_language=True,
– trying to get the frontpage URL without a language given in the URL

works in debug mode, but gives an internal server error without any 
backtrace in production mode.


This was caused by a buggy 404.html template, but probably buggy 404 
templates should give a backtrace, too, and i18n_patterns shouldn't 
be concerned by this anyway.


Certainly a solution worthy of discussion!

Are those notes something which should get into Trac to be 
investigated later?


Absolutely yes!


Thanks for you opinion and guidance,


--
Curtis



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Re: How to deal with potential Django bugs you come accross

2019-05-13 Thread Curtis Maloney

Hi Erik,


On 5/13/19 8:22 PM, Erik Stein wrote:


Hello everyone --

 From time to time I come accross a potential bug in Django core, but 
because of a tight schedule don't have the time to dive into it and 
write a proper ticket. How would you suggest to deal with it?



my personal position would be to open a ticket with what information you 
_do_ have, so the discovery is not lost.


The "worst case" is one of the ever efficient Django Fellows comes by, 
tests it out, and closes it as "works as expected".


If you _don't_ log the issue, it _will_ be forgotten about, because 
we're all human. :)



Today e.g.

– Using i18n_patterns with prefix_default_language=True,
– trying to get the frontpage URL without a language given in the URL

works in debug mode, but gives an internal server error without any 
backtrace in production mode.


This was caused by a buggy 404.html template, but probably buggy 404 
templates should give a backtrace, too, and i18n_patterns shouldn't be 
concerned by this anyway.


Certainly a solution worthy of discussion!

Are those notes something which should get into Trac to be investigated 
later?


Absolutely yes!


Thanks for you opinion and guidance,


--
Curtis

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