#django

I'll find out

I should really learn to use sed

haukur: and -i for in place editing

lol no

why would one learn sed?

for editing streams...

nkuttler: http://xrl.us/sedintro#uh-0

and don't listen to apollo13, sed's the shit

apollo13: are you some kind of windows user or what :)

I've used it before for simple search/replace, but not for this

well... I guess this is really simple search and replace - whatever

that's pretty simple. heh

haukur: you probably want to do something really horrible like `find templates/ -name '*.html' -exec sed -i s:....:g '{}'` then you can start feeling really 1337

lacrymology, yeah, thanks

I got it working

kinda quiet considering 1.5 was released

everyone is reading on custom user models ;)

heh

I'm a new lurker here. I figured this would be buzzing with v1.5 chatter.

tstzd: why's that?

(I know you've probably had this a lot tonight, but, I'm somewhat drunk) - with the release of a configurable User model. What are the steps that I need to take in order to integrate everything back together (in general) ?

AeroNotix: I'm having trouble parsing that question, but reading the configurable-User docs thoroughly (when sober) would be a good place to start ;-)

AeroNotix: nothing if you are not planning on creating your own User model afaik

well, no steps

(and yes, there should be zero impact if you don't create your own User model)

I guess in some time User profiles are going to be removed

they are deprecated as of 1.5

I have a site that's quite long in the tooth with an extensive custom User model, along with a basically re-implemented Auth module. Any chance of me ridding myself of the auth stuff I wrote in integrating it? I saw there's a setting for which user model to delegate to but I can't seem to parse what I need to do.

sock it to me, so to speak

AeroNotix: you can definitely do that

anything one should be mindful of?

AeroNotix: your custom user model should subclass AbstractBaseUser or AbstractUser depending on how much have you changed

it's been so long, I think I started this one in 1.2 or 1.3

well, migration may be a pain in the ass

as always

Not using south either

whee hee! 1.5 saved me from boredom this night

you should definitely read the documentation

for sure, yeah. Just not thinking straight right now, just thought I'd ask.

:)

Don't drink and dev

Hi, I need to order a model by first_name, last_name, however it puts those with empty names first. Is an easy way to order with empty names last (ie, without going to .raw())?

I've got a slightly OT question, maybe you guys have an idea. I have a few customers/users who are using a non-production system to test out new features with their data before going live. I want to keep them updated about essential changes I do, but the git changelog might be a bit too verbose and low-level

is there a mini blog/feed thing you would suggest that I use to keep pushing short updates everyday to users/testers?

badcat: learn 2 branch /thread

badcat: branch for features, merge to master, squash commits

badcat: also, #git

Hey guys! Congrats for the new release, and THANK YOU!

py3k support

a lot of fence sitters have had their biggest excuse whipped from their indecisive arses

I'm not indecisive, just lazy

AeroNotix: why so serious this evening? maan

AeroNotix: Hmm... Was that for me? Sorry, I didn't get it, hehe.

badcat: serious about what? You asked for help about "boiling a gitlog down" so to speak

AeroNotix: technically not. i shouldn't have mentioned git probably. anyway.. nevermind

Y3K: no, just talking about the new release in the context of people who don't want to switch to py3k

badcat: hmm, you made it sound like a version control thing.

AeroNotix: Oh! Yes, got it now.