#pyramid

stevepiercy: yeah, so the 2 fixes i found are to either a) move the location (compared to the existing docs) of self.session = _initTestingDB() call below the app = get_app('development.ini') call [suboptimal, for reasons discussed above]

right

or b) add from .models import DBSession —> DBSession.remove() to the tearDown to clear the existing session so that the WikiViewTests initdb call can set the session properly with the data

raydeo i'll make sure you said paul's tests are bonkers :P

i guess really effectively doing the same thing, clearing the session so that the session can be set with the proper data in the later test

the latter sounds less bonkers

:-)

heiths: try repoze.profile

mcdonc: thanks man — much appreciated. I have a confession though… I'm using TG 2.1. I was hoping since paster is a common link between the two, the same solution might apply. I'll check this out though :)

doesnt really matter what wsgi app you're using, r.p won't care

oh, nice! trying it out now

Can I ask one more question about http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/... When running the $VENV/bin/initialize_tutorial_db development.ini script, it doesn't generate any output (even though it works)

There is output shown in the tutorial though, just curious if there was some setting I was missing

hm

i just did it, too, and confirm

it should not be there

thx, good to know

I created an issue with the "less bonkers" fix suggested, stevepiercy :-) https://github.com/Pylons/pyramid/issues/1813

kilodalton we also accept pull requests

ok, will do

ty

i verified the fix works, so i will merge it and backport it to all the current branches

I haven't issued a pull request for a repo that I didn't have the ability to push my branch to. Do I fork the repo, make the change and issue the pull request from there? (Need more info) Or are you saying you are going to change it yourself?

( stevepiercy )

kilodalton you fork the repo, clone your fork, then set up remotes

it's a circular flow

lemme see if i can find directions

ok

i just did this for a repo

ah, here it is: https://github.com/Pylons/pyramid_cookbook/blob...

it's for a different repo than pyramid

but just change the repo names

thx!

actually, hold on

ok

i think there are better instructions

i remember now, i just pulled it from pyramid and adapted

ok, so two chunks

oops

in the future, when you want to contribute to pyramid, you do the following:

from within the local repo: git pull or https://github.com/Pylons/pyramid/blob/master/H...

then do you work

git commit; git push (to your origin); switch to GitHub, clicking on PRs to create a new PR

ok

er switch to your fork of the repo on GitHub, that is

right

:D

:-)

thanks so much for your help

I need to run now, but I will add take care of it on Monday!

Can I call another renderer from within Chameleon? Example - I have a template and I want to include a snippet highlighted via Pygments.

chameleon supports slots

you can't call the renderer directly but you can call a function or send the rendered string into the template and insert it where you want

Slots, eh? hm

Would it make more sense to use render() with pygments and then send that to another render() for the main template?

well I dunno about "more sense" than what... but it's certainly a valid approach

Since I'm not 100% sure how to do this, maybe s/more sense/any sense/ :)

Hello, I just finishing blogr tutorial and in chapter 8 there is a task to add two methods to models.py Problem is that there is no models.py because I had to rename it and move to /models. Should I create new class models.py or just edit models/__init__.py?

symon6 are you familiar with the term "package" in Python?

see: https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/modules.html... (as well as the earlier part on modules)

to answer your question in your case, edit models/__init__.py