In our current system, I have noted a pattern of hierarchal inheritance with
regards to gathering configuration information . In the simplest case, we
add generic foreign key to the table containing the configuration and check
the existence of records in order of a predetermined precedence. For
Well, after much rummaging I found that enabling autocommit allowed this to
run. Still very weird that I only have the error when explicitly running my
tests, as opposed to just a standard runserver.
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I've been attempting to write some end to end integration tests using
selenium for my current django app (ver 1.3), and have been having a
problem with the login function hanging. After much tracing, I have
discovered it hangs when psycopg2 (ver 2.4) tries to execute the
update query for the last
Currently, I am writing unit tests for an application that uses
generic foreign keys. Since the contenttypes are regenerated every
test, I was wondering the most effective way to reconcile the existing
test data with the new contenttypes PKs.
My current thinking is to make an explicit fixture the
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