7👍 ✅ Currently, this is not possible. There have been multiple requests to add such functionality, but the maintainers do not consider this a good idea. See: https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/468 https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/1341 https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/6736 👤istepaniuk Django cache isolation when running tests in parallel Source:stackexchange.com
7👍 ✅ You don’t need "an isolated section of the cache", just to clear cache between tests. Here are a few ways. 1. Subclass TestCase The question mentions this is not desired, but I should still mention this proper way. from django.core.cache import cache from django.test import TestCase class CacheClearTestCase(TestCase): def tearDown(self): # super().tearDown() cache.clear() … Read more
4👍 Try Grails. It’s a framework modeled after Django, written in Groovy. Groovy is a JVM based language, source-compatible with Java. To get a Django-like admin interface, you write your models, let Grails generate all the rest (controllers and views), and you’re done. Some resources: Quick Start Tutorial Screencast showing Scaffolding 👤user69171 Annotate a django … Read more
8👍 ✅ The code you’ve posted should work – in any case, it should not return an empty queryset as annotate doesn’t affect the filtering of the main query. Silly question, but are you sure there are Property elements in the database? 👤Daniel Roseman Can we create interactive PDF forms using reportlab? Source:stackexchange.com
8👍 ✅ reportlab.pdfbase.pdfform.py implies that you can, but it doesn’t sound like a mature feature. Support for Acrobat Forms in ReportLab documents This module is somewhat experimental at this time. Includes basic support for textfields, select fields (drop down lists), and check buttons. The public interface consists of functions at the moment. At some later … Read more
8👍 ✅ If you are inheriting from the generic list and detail views that django provides you could access self.model to gain access to the model that the view displays information about, otherwise you will probably have use django’s resolve(): resolve(self.request.path). You also could make your own View subclass that you call with a keyword … Read more
6👍 ✅ It might be better take a standard well known image and install the software. The Ubuntu installation is quick and easy. In my case I’ve had no trouble using the ubuntu-maverick-10.10-amd64-server AMI from Canonical to build up a Pylons stack. For your requirements you could start with this AMI and then using sudo … Read more
5👍 ✅ I would suggest keeping it simple… Create a database table to store your events, insert into that table when appropriate, then just implement a simple ajax polling technique to hit the server every x seconds on the client side. I have concerns with other solutions considering using a push-notification approach or using a … Read more
4👍 The INTERNAL_IPS should be a list or tuple, not a string, so: INTERNAL_IPS = (‘127.0.0.1′, ) # note, comma 👤Michał Šrajer Javascript MVC Frameworks and Server Side Frameworks 4👍 I was having the same problems. But, I think I figured it out. I believe the step you are missing is to add ‘debug_toolbar’ to … Read more
8👍 ✅ I can speak in terms of Rails/Backbone, but I can’t imagine that Django would be much different. First, a client-side MVC framework like Backbone isn’t just for single-paged apps. You can also use it to add some rich interaction to one or many views of a more traditional app. They simply provide structure … Read more