#pyramid

looks fine, just would be nice to have a test case

I guess you could write one too, whatever

Good point.

May remove it from 1.6 at that point.

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webob/master 065cf9a Bert JW Regeer: Merge pr '#185' of ltvolks into feature/wildcardMIMEAccept

'ello

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webob/master a77d31c Jonatas Oliveira: Using the correct body to be consumed again by decode().

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webob/master f4eaf20 Bert JW Regeer: Add CHANGES for Request.decode read from already consumed stream

raydeo: What's your thoughts on this: https://github.com/Pylons/webob/pull/203 ?

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who wants pizza

ooh me

pizza py

hah

it's pizza made from snakes

lemme give dominos a call, see if its on their menu

Is there an easy way to set up pyramid.testing.DummyRequest() to be able to call 'route_path()' and return correct routes? Do I have to feed it my app registry somehow?

(this is for testing)

zoidfarb: config = pyramid.testing.setUp(); config.add_route(...)

mcdonc: great, thanks! I'll give that a try

np!

mcdonc: It's giving me an error AttributeError: 'DummyRequest' object has no attribute 'queryUtility'

when I'm trying to call add_route()

can you paste the traceback to a pastebin

yep, one sec

is it possible to have a key called 'class' in a multidict?

dunno. is it? ;)

not sure why it wouldnt be ;)

doesn't look like it

I sent: Sending {u'last': 1454044583, u'seen': 2, u'device': u'11beab60cae77dc39af373356912ea35ae3d58651107a8a7695820a6de16eb4f', u'rssi': -174, u'type': u'bluetooth', u'class': u'Phone', u'first': 1454044577}

the resulting multidict

mcdonc: http://paste.ofcode.org/32dGgUX3NrEdaEPn358LZ6G <-- traceback

MultiDict([('last', u'1454044639'), ('seen', u'1'), ('device', u'bae4dbf0e13eb793937727038c367d1a1cc0d859987987751482c16a7209c5df'), ('rssi', u'0'), ('type', u'wifi'), ('first', u'1454044628')])

or similar I couldn't find the exact one

actually I see

Jonno_FTW: i'd suggest trying to track that down via something like pdb, and if that's not possible, maybe add an issue with instructions to reproduce at https://github.com/Pylons/webob/issues

mcdonc: I was trying to send an extra field that my server didn't like

fixed it with request.POST.get('class', None)

@mcdonc: reading this example (http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/...), maybe I'm doing it in the wrong order...

yep, mcdonc: config = testing.setUp(); config.add_route('confirm_link', '/p/link/confirm'); self.request = testing.DummyRequest()

seems to work

hmm, ok.. i dont think i understand what happened during that tb but as long as it works ;)

mcdonc: Yeah I don't quite get it, but it seems like you have to set up the config before instantiating your DummyRequest, not after

but yeah that's definitely a good place to look, the wiki2 tutorial

#WhateverWorks

hmm, ok, that's a divide by zero error to me, but uh.. ok ;))