#django

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contr..., u can see an example for tagging items, i want to make sure that same item is not tagged twice by same tag

i think i found a way, i can use object_id for querying.

Today is strangely quite compared to yesterday

*quiet # always mess up those two

Fuyou: behold the after effect of alcohol

Hi there, I use assertListEqual to compare two lists. but I don't care about order, but assertListEqual does. What can I do? ordering before or is there an other assert-method I should use?

Tjati: assertItemsEqual compares without order http://docs.python.org/2/library/unittest.html#...

oh, damn. hm.

Yesterday didn't looked like global intake. At least before my kind provider presented me with new year internet down.

mlavin: ah! this is a different method -.- ° thanks

mlavin: perfect =D

glad I could help

mlavin: :)

anyone using django-webtest?

How do I turn this into a join? https://dpaste.de/1NFE

the_drow: what do you mean?

Leeds: See https://dpaste.de/mGIU

I'd rather get rid of the IN

hmm, I don't really pay much attention to generated SQL unless I find something running slow

Leeds: The nested loop is causing performance trouble

I'd rather not turn it into a raw query if possible

make it two queries?

That's even worse

The query works and it's much faster

I'm out then

Even on a really small subset it reduces the response time from 35ms to 24ms at times

http://www.caktusgroup.com/blog/2009/09/28/cust... might help