#django

sixtycycles: not without more details

like, which migrations it says are conflicting

these are the migrations in question : https://dpaste.de/zMGc#L2

and the full error message you see

they have no common dependency or action

do either of them have a dependant migration?

if nothing depends on either of them, then you have an open graph, and that's "bad"

indeed, merge should fix that... what if you specify the app to merge?

it says i have no conflicts to merge when i reference the app directly

let me look at what depends on them

oh heyyyyyy BigJono

suuup

chillinnnn

i'm actually playing around with custom serializer formats atm

we like our APIs to respond with data in this format when dealing with lists: { href: '', count: '', items: [] }

limbera: !

hey FunkyBob

remember BigJono?

how could I forget?

o/

limbera: someone here the other night was looking for talented django devs in .za

thought you might drop by and consult next time you're over ? :P

BigJono: wait... weren't you a front-ender?

i'm actually heading to ZA on the 10th december

BigJono: is a smart cookie not just a front ender

no doubt :)

FunkyBob: We just lost 7 out of our 10 devs and it's panic stations so I'm rapidly learning back end :P

zoiks!

yowza!

lost how? bus crash??

walk out?

management incompetence?

Fell down the back of the couch?

all of the above

:P

did you check the back of the freezer?

Also, yell out if you find my wallet.

haha

All of the above haha, chain reaction sort of thing. We were semi remote then management decided we were slightly less semi remote, and everyone took that way worse than I did haha

Hello, need help login () session gone in second after migrating to new server (apache)

DannyKur: pardon?

Yes - I migrate django to another server (apache) and the login() session is gone within seconds

I will paste code soon, it was working in current old server (apache as well)

so... you log in.. it works... but seconds later, you're not logged in any more?

which session storage are you using?

Yes

*i'm newbie in django (infra engineer actually), but tasked to migrate the django app as the one handling it leaving :(

were you already using apache, btw?

in short, the code used login(), and after that calling function but in that function it has @login_required

yes

wait... custom login page... wtf?

its apache as well, same config (i copy paste the httpd.conf to the new server)

and ... wow.... request.POST.__contains__()_ ???

who wrote this?

Yes - I have no idea

whoever handle this