#django

fission6: there's a few here https://www.djangopackages.com/grids/g/user-swi...

thanks benbacardi

I'm trying to create some models for my unit tests and I have a one to many relationship set up. When I try to create the 'many' models, I get a type error regarding the way I'm referencing the 'one' model, how can I amend my code so that it creates all models successfully?

Kayra: the __ lookup doesn't work for attributes, you need to use routine = Routine.objects.create(...); Exercise.objects.create(routine=routine, ...)

Kayra: You can't use double underscore kwargs in create statements, just in queryset work (querysets do some magic under the hood to build those relationships for you). You're also implicitly trying to create a routine inside of your statement to create an exercise. Try routine = Routine.objects.create(name='test1'); Exercise.objects.create(name='run', completion_time='0:01:00', position=5, routine=routine)

Technically .create() does return the object, so you *could* embed it into the call to Exercise.objects.create(), but that's not the most legible thing to do.

sorry, djangoproject.com is down for a moment

timograham: Intentionally, or are you having a bad day?

karanlyons: what would be the best practice way of going about it?

Create the routine and bind it to a variable, and then reference that variable in the Exercise you create.

creating the routine inside the create call to exercise is "clever" but not the good kind.

karanlyons: I understand, thank you for the help

Thank you knbk

Is djangoproject.com working for anybody?

Kayra: Also, you could do for name in ('test1', 'warm up', ...): Routine.objects.create(name=name, total_time='0:05:00') and so forth.

digicyc: [20:46] <+timograham> sorry, djangoproject.com is down for a moment

Does anyone know how to suppress RemovedInDjango110Warning?

hah thanks knbk and timograham

Its DRYer, and makes it clearer what you're doing (creating a bunch of Exercises with different names).

contracode: Fix your code? :P

karanlyons: it's a site package

karanlyons: You are correct, I'll do that

back up. YAY

contracode: warnings.simplefilter("ignore", RemovedInDjango110Warning)

I can't recall if Django uses the warnings module, but if it does, https://docs.python.org/2/library/warnings.html...

it does

knbk: karanlyons: thank you, both!

I'm trying to use apache2 (with two-way ssl auth-- it's working without django) but as soon as a I add the WSGIScriptAlias and Directory /path/to/my/app directives to my sites-enabled/000-default.conf and WSGIPythonPath to apache2.conf, I get 500 Internal Errors. Debug is set on.

Nevermind, I fixed it.

knbk: do I drop that line into the project settings?

contracode: not sure if that works, but you can put it in AppConfig.ready()

are there any good django/python podcasts? haven't looked in a while

contracode: it won't work in settings, needs to be in AppConfig.ready()

I happened to create ticket the other day about documenting that #25999

knbk: timograham: should I get an instance of the offending site package's AppConfig and put it there?

knbk: timograham: I'm reading the Django docs on AppConfigs now... but I'm not seeing anything that sheds any light

/j pypa

whoops

I think ready() method should work

contracode: if it has one, you can subclass it and point to your own subclass in installed_apps

when running "manage.py migrate", I get a message about "The following content types are stale and need to be deleted", and it stops to get an answer from me. Can I prevent that?

nedbat: yes | migrate?

nedbat: --noinput

knbk: it doesn't look like python-social-auth has them yet ;/

There's also --noinput, but I don't know if it answers yes or no.

knbk: looks like the docs need updating: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/djang...