>
> I agree; note however, that nonces are part of CSP Level 2, which is in
> "W3C Recommendation" status
Ah, I am not familiar with all these standards, thanks for clarifying.
The first part I think Django should be involved in in generating the nonce
> (a simple base64(os.random(16)) and
Hi,
We have several legacy database tables that don't have primary keys. With
older versions of Django, we've hacked it by lying about a field that was
not a primary key but recent Django versions validate pks more strictly.
Some (but not all) of our legacy tables have multiple primary keys --
Thanks for that extensive write up!
As the reporter of #27241 it seems I would be arguing against my own self
interest when I say that I'm not in favour of the patch, but my reasonings
are as follows:
* The current behaviour is preferable in the vast majority of cases, only a
couple of
On Monday, May 22, 2017 at 1:30:20 AM UTC+2, Tom Forbes wrote:
>
> As I understand it the Django project itself would not distribute
> pre-compiled wheels, the setup.py Cython 'stuff' would handle this (and
> fail gracefully if anything goes wrong, like no C compiler being
> available).
>
FYI a colleague and I tried Cythonizing parts of django.template in 2015,
we shared our findings on this list:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/django-developers/CKcZwC3J1eQ . We
didn't build it in Django core or a fork, our package replaced parts of
Django as they imported using an import
