-2👍 ✅ Usually the "good method" imply doing Mocks. https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.mock.html So you’ll return example response from the site. You can check on class declaration debug state and if True replace the class by the corresponding Mock 👤christophe31 Django: Creating an Inline Formset Similar to the Admin Interface 8👍 You can patch the Task delay function … Read more
6👍 Here is the answer how to implement inline formsets like in Django admin http://kevindias.com/writing/django-class-based-views-multiple-inline-formsets/ However only CreateWiew is described. If you want to implement also UpdateView you need to do duplicate your code for it with a little tweaks def get(self, request, *args, **kwargs): “”” Handles GET requests and instantiates blank versions of the … Read more
4👍 You actually want to set an initial value, not a default value. See the docs. Your code should be: from django.utils import timezone class CallSerializer(serializers.HyperlinkedModelSerializer): send_on = serializers.DateTimeField(initial=timezone.now()) … A default value is the value provided to an attribute if no value is set for the field. The distinction between initial and default arguments … Read more
6👍 ✅ AWS Elastic Beanstalk’s default configuration sets WSGIPath to application.py, you either need to rename your file with mappings to application.py or configure the environment to point to your mappings script. Detailed information can be found in AWS Elastic Beanstalk Python Container Options: Option Values You can set it with the management console Or … Read more
3👍 Could it be that the LiveServerTestCase server can only handle a single request at a time? So it hangs because it can’t deal with a request-from-within-a-request? The source says it will “handle one request at a time”, but then again it says “without blocking”, so that’s ambiguous… I think you’re going to be best … Read more
4👍 Looking at the code at https://github.com/tomchristie/django-rest-framework/blob/master/rest_framework/authentication.py#L290 it seems just not possible. The django-rest-framework internally accesses provider’s database tables to check for tokens and authenticates requests using these data. Which for me kinda defeats the purpose of OAuth at all, but here we go. 👤zgoda Why does Django's HTTPResponseRedirect use the same HTTP method for … Read more
6👍 ✅ As mentioned in the comments, this is entirely dependent on the client, and not all clients handle redirects in the same way. You can find a decent explanation of the redirect codes and why a 301 should drop POST data on Stack Overflow. When working with a 301 (and often a 302) redirect, … Read more
6👍 ✅ staticfiles app overrides the core runserver command but allows you to disable the automatic serving of the static files: python manage.py runserver –nostatic 👤catavaran Django makemessages decides to comment already existing translations 0👍 I found the code of the author did not work for me, I would get errors like: [10/Dec/2020 18:08:13] "GET … Read more
4👍 Django will comment-out all messages that are no longer in your code. It won’t remove them, so you won’t lose it, but that way this messages won’t end up in compiled .mo file. 👤GwynBleidD Django: how to include a static file in a template? 2👍 I was facing a similar problem with 3rd party … Read more
0👍 ✅ I have a couple of ideas. The easiest thing to do would be to ensure you have the filesystem loader enabled, and you include the relevant directory containing static files in TEMPLATES[0][‘DIRS’] (previously TEMPLATE_DIRS). The caveats are that it will not pick up static files contained inside your installed applications automatically, unless you … Read more