On 24 February 2012 10:31, Paul McMillan wrote:
> The official Django position on the Python hash randomization issue is
> that this Python bug has been fixed in Python. Users of Django should
> explicitly enable hash randomization for versions of Python below 3.3.
> We'll probably make a formal a
The official Django position on the Python hash randomization issue is
that this Python bug has been fixed in Python. Users of Django should
explicitly enable hash randomization for versions of Python below 3.3.
We'll probably make a formal announcement and writeup for how to do
this once the chang
Is there any work going on with regard to making Django more resilient
in the face of changes to dictionary ordering? I know there has been
discussion about the hash collision issue last December, but I'm
unable to find a summary of the official Django position on this. Can
someone please point me
