I have a project where I want to override a subset of the URLs provided by
one of the third-party apps I have installed. I did so months ago, and it
works just fine. However, once I upgraded to Django 1.11, I started seeing
this warning appear every time I do anything with manage.py:
?: (urls.W
I've got code that expects Form.changed_data to include the Groups to which
a User belongs when the User edit form I wrote changes them. It works in
Django 1.9.13, but tests fails in Django 1.10.
Is there a known change to Django that would cause this? I don't see any
mention of Form.changed_d
;https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/i18n/>.
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> Regards,
> I hope that helps.
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> On Wed, Aug 3, 2016 at 11:36 PM, Robert Rollins > wrote:
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>> I'm writing tests that assert dates are being properly rendered on a
>> certain page, but t
I'm writing tests that assert dates are being properly rendered on a
certain page, but the tests are failing because the date value on the model
object is in UTC, and the date is rendered in local time on the template.
I'd like to run that date value through the same mechanism by which the
temp
I'm also reasonably certain that this isn't limited to just
AdminEmailHandler. It seems like *nothing* I set up as a logging handler
for 500 errors gets triggered.
On Wednesday, March 25, 2015 at 12:47:59 PM UTC-7, Robert Rollins wrote:
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> I'm at my whit's end trying
I'm at my whit's end trying to debug this problem with one of my Django
sites. I've done absolutely everything I can think of, and that google
direct me to, to make it send 500 emails, but to no avail. For some reason
I cannot fathom, even with every logging setting I know set to the Django
1.6
I have a legacy database from which my Django application must migrate data
into a Django database. The relevant date fields are actually TIMESTAMP
columns in the database, but something (perhaps Django, or python's MySQL
driver?) loads these columns as timezone naive datetime objects, rather
t
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