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3👍 Had the same issue with the bases and I ended up writing my own migration operation like below. However, worth mention that the whole process looks like follows: Add a new IntegerField to the model with null=True Copy data from xxx_ptr to the new field Remove the xxx_ptrfield Run the RemoveModelBasesOptions operation Rename temporary … Read more

4👍 It’s not possible, or at least not supported. You could use the API directly, but obviously you won’t get any advantages of the ORM. 👤Tom Carrick Consume kafka messages from django app 0👍 It is possible by using SQLAlchemy with Django. SQLAlchemy can connect to bigquery with the pybigquery driver. See the following about … Read more

3👍 yes, you can use your django code/repository and build separate app/program to deal with kafka queue and database through django ORM just add at begin of this program code like sys.path.append(os.getcwd()) os.environ.setdefault(“DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE”, “<your_app>.settings”) django.setup() and then you can use your models in this program, like from <your_app>.models.timeslots import TimeSlotReserve also good idea is to … Read more

2👍 ✅ If you are using Python 3, you are trying to use your derived metaclass incorrectly. And since you get “the same error”, and not other possible, more subtle, error, I’d say this is what is happening. Try just changing to: class IntermediaryMeta(type(InterfaceToTransactions), type(PolymorphicModel)): pass class Category(PolymorphicModel, InterfaceToTransactions, metaclass=IntermediaryMeta): … (At least the ABCMeta … Read more

3👍 routing_key as a class attribute is deprecated in v4. You can supply it to a task on invocation as a kwarg to apply_async or you can manually configure routing task types to queues in celery config. See the docs The Task class at celery.task.base.Task is deprecated for celery.app.task.Task. This is a design change where … Read more

3👍 Try this. First ensure that intended exceptions are GraphQLError or descendants of it. Then create a log filter like so: import logging from graphql import GraphQLError class GraphQLLogFilter(logging.Filter): """ Filter GraphQL errors that are intentional. Any exceptions of type GraphQLError that are raised on purpose to generate errors for GraphQL responses will be silenced … Read more

3👍 Solution for ManyToManyField: http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/13369#comment:2 👤Matt How to get (and use) extended permissions in Facebook with Python/Django 1👍 you can set the initial values in the init method of the form. Refer to them as self.fields[‘manager_staff’].initial. Like so: class PersonAdminForm(forms.ModelForm): manager_staff = forms.ModelMultipleChoiceField( queryset=Person.objects.all(), required=False, ) def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(PersonAdminForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) if self.instance.id … Read more

1👍 ✅ After a lot of tinkering, I appear to have solved all of my problems in Facebookland: Turns out that having a user click on a button to grant permissions is as easy as Caio Romão said it was. For my part though, I found that directing them to the Facebook Desktop App link … Read more

4👍 ✅ os.environ[‘PATH_INFO’] is decoded, so you lose that information. Probably os.environ[‘REQUEST_URI’] is available, and if it is available it is not decoded. Django only reads PATH_INFO. You could probably do something like: request_uri = environ[‘REQUEST_URI’] request_uri = re.sub(r’%2f’, ‘****’, request_uri, re.I) environ[‘PATH_INFO’] = urllib.unquote(request_uri) Then all cases of %2f are replaced with **** (or … Read more

2👍 You need to decide if you are ok with a regular date object on the model (and the DB) and will just customize the form widgets or if you want the data store to have the specific data. If you only want to have forms display day and month, you need to write a … Read more