#django

i think i've made a serious design mistake

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Why makemigrations does say nothing changed even these are purely new models?

because the app isn't in INSTALLED_APPS ?

jtiai: did you add ... ^^^ that

no, my logi is an invisiblewidget that auto-plays russian oper and meshuggah simultaneously

They are since I got few complaints about OneToOne and ForeignKey with unique.

Well it would help to install actual apps to virtualenv as well...

Now they're found but still, no changes detected...

but seriously, i have an api(using DRF) with several mixins that do some calculations based on the user. In development I was using session authentication to test the interface, but tokenauthentication is what I will need in production. however the user-based calculations took place in dispatch, but with tokenauth the user seems to be set AFTER dispatch, making the user always anonymous.

does turning each of the mixins into permission classes seem to be the best idea?

Do I need to explicitly list all apps for migrations? Since once I did that for one app it created proper migrations...

i'm trying to setup a flask app (using httpd and mod_wsgi) on the same box as a wordpress app being served by httpd

i am struggling to figure out what to list as the servername for my vhost for the python app

ah whoops, this was intended from the httpd channel, apoligies.

:D

servername is the domain for your vhost, isn't it?

so myflaskapp.yourdomain.com, right?

yeah i assume so, not entirely sure i normally use nginx and django - but i'm using flask to build some extensions to a wordpress site (interfacing with te WP rest api)

limbera_: looking at https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/vhosts/exampl... it looks like it's the hostname for the vhost

my use case is a little different, i want hostname.com to load my wordpress site (which it is) and i want hostname.com/payment to load my flask app

oh

so in your wordpress vhost, add a <Directory> with your wsgi config

nah that's not it

WSGIScriptAlias /payment/ path-to-your-wsgi-file. that's the one i think

set the wsgiscripalias to /payment ?

yeah, what ojii said.

thank you

damn it's been a while since I had to deal with apache

hi, i want make a single queryset from two models, both models have one field named mdl_plan_process with same value

why does it need to be a queryset?

(and also, if they're separate models, basically not happening)

how can i do this, mdl_review, mdl_plan both have a field named mdl_plan_process with same value, i want merge this two models fields before serialze

mdl_review has this fields: review_status, mdl_plan_process, and mdl_plan has this fields: title, body, mdl_plan_process

keep that in mind

sounds like there should be a relation (one-to-one? many-to-many? one-to-many?) between those models.

molavy: sorted(chain(qs1, qs2), key=attrgetter('mdl_plan_process')) or something, I suppose. It's not a queryset, though, because that doesn't make sense.

(unless there's a relation, as ojii says)

the "equal mdl_plan_process" sounds like it really should be a db-level relation

FunkyBob: any ETA on when pluggable-explosives will be merged in sniplates master?

how to use custom processors (which return some data) for all views but in one app?

a don't need this data in all views project

Katharsis: a mixin, a decorator, or a plain function call

a context processor, too

Katharsis: or use a context processor and ignore the fact that some views don't need it

meh, you have request in the processor, you can usually figure out the app from the path, at which point, just don't add it to the context if it's not relevant

not nice, but works :p

Is there a way to access the form and/or it’s cleaned_data object from inside get_success_url in a FormView?

ojii|work: two seperate model that both has to one model another model relation, i make query on them and want merge fields in this queryset results

xBBTx: when people have tested it and shown it beneficial

before serialize, i want something like this: fields status, body, title,

status is from mdl_review and body,title are from mdl_plan

FunkyBob: allright, I'm working on a feature in a project now and running against that branch. Do you want feedback on github or how would you like to see that happen?

kezabelle: sorted(chain(qs1, qs2), key=attrgetter('mdl_plan_process')) dont merge fields in this two querysets

it's probably not going to see a release this year, but I'm aiming for early 2016 :-)

molavy: what?

why would it merge anything?

benbacardi: self.get_form() ?

I'm implementing full-text-search in my django project and would like to add an annotation for rank. Using django.db.models.aggregates takes me part of the way, but how do I get around the fact that the function resolve_expression needs exactly one source_expression? How do I add the correct source_expression?

xBBTx: I’m using 1.7, and that requires form_class, so I pass it self.get_form_class(), and it tells me the form I get back doesn’t have a cleaned_data attribute

benbacardi: sorry, you need to fetch the class as well, look at django.views.generic.edit.ProcessFormView

benbacardi: you need to call is_valid again to trigger validation

xBBTx: Ah ok, thanks

since it's passing you a new form instance

kezabelle: mdl_review, mdl_plan both have a field named mdl_plan_process with same value, i want merge this two models fields before serialze

That’s a shame, it’d be nice to get a way to get the already-validated form

mdl_review has this fields: review_status, mdl_plan_process, and mdl_plan has this fields: title, body, mdl_plan_process

you could also override form_valid and set the form in the view as an attribute and read that one

i want get this, merge this two model according to mdl_plan_process

benbacardi: https://dpaste.de/WruB this would do the job I take

so … do that then? once you have it in python you can do whatever with it

xBBTx: Yeah, that’s what I’m doing, I just wondered if there was a built-in way to do it - thanks :-)

molavy: use defaultdict(list) and iterate over your results, using mdl_plan_process as the key, and insert as necessary; at the end, you'll have a dict whose keys are your unique collections, and values are the matching ones

does BaseCommand spawn a new process?

No

Why manage.py makemigrations says no changes detected if I don't provide any app but if I put app there migrations are created...

jtiai: the obvious answer would be that Django doesn't know at which application to look, but I think it would be better to just throw a CommandError saying that you need to specify an app

or look at all installed_apps

it's a bit unintuitive at the moment

kezabelle: is there a sample code about defaultdict usage

hmm, i always thought if you don't specify an app, it will make migrations for all apps?

I'm building a Q query with queries = [Q(skills=s) for s in skills]

How can I set the query to OR rather than AND