Hi Anthony,
thanks for your replay.
On 17/11/2018 16:01, Anthony wrote:
What do you mean by "returns None"? I do not think the function env()
can return None, so where are you seeing None?
I see the string None in the browser when I try to access the
controller. I guess the code exits in this[*] line, because for some
reason a RestrictedError is raised
[*]
https://github.com/web2py/web2py/blob/d7624b95f8beef0ac9e07fcf443a5a0d99f0d953/gluon/shell.py#L176
But the same code run by command line works perfectly and load the other
environment in the variable.
Presumably there is some code you are not showing, as the code below
creates an environment but then simply returns an empty dictionary.
No other code... I tested the call exits before I can use the new
environment in my other_env variable
Note, if you want to run models, you need to specify env(...,
import_models=True).
That's what I've done ;)
Thanks again
Cheers
Manuele
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