#django

Hi, I have a model with fields named X, Y, Z (all of them have null=False), I want to have another model(table) exactly like first model but all fileds "null "property should be True. is there any way?

Im trying to import a model into tasks.py (celery-related): im importing using this statement: from .models import Patient but it does not seem to save when i call the .save() function on my model ----- im getting no errors in the celery process: https://dpaste.de/P9zX

Yaser_Amiri: Yes. Create abstract model with common fields and then inherit concrete models from that.

tasks.py: https://dpaste.de/bLcN

Yaser_Amiri: Or you mean that in second model X, Y, Z should be non nullable?

jtiai: yes, in second they should be nullable

Yaser_Amiri: copy, paste, replace.

I khew that :))

I don't want to do that

coryplaste

start wanting to do it :p

it would make bugs :

there must be a way!

no good one

why would it make bugs?

when I change first model, I should change second too! if I (or other developers) don't do that, ...

it's a non-issue, forget it

except I write some swearing in its doc :/

or cursing :/

but I'm sure even cursing can't stop developers to do mistake :|

Yaser_Amiri: But there really isn't a way, not simple at least.

damn! OK! I'm going to copy/paste that :|

thanks

Yaser_Amiri: if it's important, write an automated test that compares the two models

^^ That was a good tip.

With stable meta API that would be simple thing to do.

yes, I must write some test cases for that

And some cursing :)

hey everyone

I try to get permissions working for rest_framework but if I try to use token authentication, my middleware isn't used

so, for a regular request I add a worker object additionally to the user ... this works for sessionauthentication but not for token based with DRF

I suspect DRF just doesn't use the middleware since it's not a "regular request" but a DRF Request which is used

and https://github.com/systori/systori/blob/dev/sys... for the middleware

can someone give me a hint about this?

so, the actual problem is, in my test I get `AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'has_staff` so request.worker is just not present...

elmcrest: show us the full traceback please

moldy, https://dpaste.de/GBNZ

since the order of MIDDLEWARE entries matter, maybe it's just a matter of that ... will try now

ah, no, there is no DRF middleware :)

moldy: any insights with the full stacktrace?

mind someone please tell me what's wrong here - https://dpaste.de/F536 ? I get Key Error, 'patient_form' at line 8. The thing is that I shouldn't get to that error at all, given line 23