#django

it's like 50 cents per hour, for the smallest instance

you can imagine my motivation to pay for that, even if it is nothing :D

:)

I'm way lazier than you, I guess, heh

I cannot remember the number of times I spawned a Windows VM to test something

although now that I think of it

I could use the django instance djangoci.com uses

jtiai: checkSpace.sh: The container needs at least 15 GB, but only 8 GB are available.

I don't even

Preparing to launch Oracle Universal Installer from /tmp/OraInstall2018-09-28_03-15-33PM. Please wait ...[FATAL] [INS-32021] Installer has detected that the available disk space on the volume for Oracle home (/opt/oracle/product/12.2.0.1/dbhome_1) is insufficient.

seriously, …

yep. it requires quite a much of diskspace...

I have about 50 URLFields to change in a models.py file to increase max_length to 250. Is there a better way to go about that besides using a reg-ex or such to change all of them to add the kwarg max_length=250?

I suppose I could do something like class BiggerURLField(URLField) but I get the feeling that is a bad idea due to Django has some built-in things to handle URLField.

i would just change max_length

but a subclass should work fine as well, if you write it properly

Hello!

I have an updateview with the following MRO : (LoginRequiredMixin, UserPassesTestMixin, DeleteView). I just have the minimum (model, template_name, context_object_name and generic ModelForm as form_class) and a test_func() method. According to pdb, my test_func() returns True, yet the user I log with in my unit tests gets redirected to login page. What could case this?

Thanks moldy

Nevermind. Have a nice weekend. :)

Is this a reasonable way to subclass URLField to increase the max_length to 300? https://hastebin.com/ravagewomi.py

now i would like to ask here for help with static files, maybe someone help me: I have set my static files like the following https://0bin.net/paste/jfGw+4i50pwsE1Nd#5WaqlD5..., and main.js + main.css are also in the STATIC_ROOT folder. But still, they cant be served

ok now I see, I ned to set also STATICFILES_DIRS = [os.path.join(BASE_DIR, "static")]. Does that mean, STATIC_ROOT is just and only for collectstatic to put the files there?

apache_danse: do you need deconstruct()?

moldy: I'm not sure, I assumed I needed it because i'm changing the arguments passed in __init__(). Was I wrong in that assumption?

apache_danse: https://dpaste.de/zkVk doesn't this work?

apache_danse: i am not sure, but i'd try the most minimal thing first before adding code based on a guess ;)

moldy: It appears to work, I guess I don't need the deconstruct.

How can I itterate over multiple objects by index in a template?.. something like: {% for i in "012345" %}{{obj1.i}}, {{obj2.i}} {% endfor %} ?

toomanytims: prepare the data structure in python, probably with zip(). then do `{% for x, y in mythings %}`

cheers moldy, i'll have a play around