#pyramid

https://hg.python.org/cpython/file/4ce53fdb6438... 8)

but later in get_* it returns "or 'UNKNOWN'"

yea

I'm going to do the == "UNKNOWN" check, just in the upload method instead of in every place we display the values

dstufft, why does https://warehouse.python.org/project/Python/ has 'reverse dependencies' link, while pyramid's page doesnt?

latter is certainly more interesting than former, since nearly everything on pypi depends on python anyway

requires links are broken, got %3B on the end (wrong escaping)

I'm pretty sure that reverse deps are just broken at the moment

is there a way to set different authorization/authentication policies for different path prefixes

(or different subtrees of the traversal tree?)

the simplest way is to make a dynamic __acl__() method

hynek: did you figure out your traversal question? if it found a context and there’s no path left, it does view lookup with a name of empty string

davisagli: kind of; I baically did a def __getitem__(self, key): self.prefix.append(key); return self

but turned out traversal is not a good match for me because I’m writing a REST API with little nesting. so it’s just clunky

it was educational though I guess :)

hynek: oh I see, yeah

I also finally understand Pyramid’s security system; I’m glad I shelved cornice. :)

hynek: o/

\o

is it possible to somehow get the session id in pyramid?

hynek: hard to understand the ACLAuthorizationPolicy without understanding traversal

davisagli: it was okay, you can use a Context with URL dispatch too which I did. I just still don’t quite grok what the context actually is/what I should do within it.

hynek: if you’re not using traversal it’s just a place to hang your ACL

I see

right now I use it to parse the rest of the url (basically a comma-seperated list) and bind it to my logging context

stangeland: The pyramid session interface doesn't have an ID, some particular implementations might have an ID but that's going to be implementation specific

anyone used raven?

do you have a tween for raven?

ztane: I used a wsgi middleware

I dont want to use it for very many reasons

Is anyone using 'sqlalchemy-searchable' or 'sqlachemy-utils'? They look quite useful, but they're so big I'd like to know more about where they came from and how widely used they are.

ah it is pretty simple tween really