e should fix this code to use
salted_hmac. (Or fix salted_hmac if there is some problem with it, but
remembering that there is lots of data that depends on it).
I haven't had time to further review, but thought I'd get that out
straight away.
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> I'm -1, it's literally a one line substitute for a Python builtin, it
> adds zero value.
I agree with Alex, and with James (ubernostrum) who closed it originally.
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already dealt with the complete backlog, although
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be a bad idea to keep it on going forward. There may also be the
possibility of leaving the comments, but not triggering the e-mails. If
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* removing unused code and imports
* removing support code for older Python versions.
* converting doctests to unittests
* some refactorings like removing duplication.
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On 28/03/11 16:22, Luke Plant wrote:
> On 28/03/11 15:50, Russell Keith-Magee wrote:
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>> However, I accept your point about splitting bug into two categories.
>> Making it two different flags was a suggestion for expediency of
>> implementation, but I can see how it w
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> But hey, aren't we starting to stray into... ::gasp:: front-end
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I for one would definitely like Idan's input here, I'm sure he has more
experience than me!
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Once this change lands, I'm been intending to split out most of the
existing reports on that page into bug/feature/optimisation, and that
would be made much less clean if we had both 'bug' and 'release blocking
bug'.
rked it as 'regression', so it won't get lost.
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>> It appears to me that this reports page is not nearly as useful as it
>> could be, and I'm thinking of redesigning it.
>
> Sounds just fine for me -- I really threw
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hem to support this change
(only 5 of the 9 slots are needed).
Given that things like 'settings.MEDIA_URL' are going to be used in many
bits of code (unlike settings for caches and databases, which are very
rarely used in user code), and these would have change to
"settings.STATI
that would be *great*.
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> a triage stage (like DDN, RFC, etc.)?
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If we change it, do we want to change it before the 1.3 release? And
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I don't have the permissions necessary to do that, perhaps Russell or
someone could. (Should I have the permissions, BTW?)
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orrect way to implement this decorator is to simply add a call to
django.middleware.csrf.get_token(). META["CSRF_COOKIE_USED"] is an
implementation detail that we are free to change, so don't rely on
setting that explicitly. If you would like to open a ticket to track
this, that would
y definitely into django-users territory, not
django-developers here.
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I agree with Tai, and think this would make the behaviour more confusing
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be useful - it would
just confuse things more, and it isn't appropriate if we treat the
original behaviour as a bug. I also think that mrmachine's analysis and
patch on #15025 is correct.
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A case in point being the admin lookup security fix in 1.2.4.
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, I agree that in those cases bare asserts are a pain. So perhaps the
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assumption in the test code, 2) there is no TestCase.assert* method that
could be easily used to provide a more helpful error.
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On Thu, 2010-12-16 at 11:30 -0800, Christophe Pettus wrote:
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> > This isn't true if the field pointed to (i.e. primary key by default)
> > allows NULL values - in that case a ForeignKey field with a NULL value
> > can and
jects from the DB when the related information
isn't actually saved to the DB is obviously not going to work.
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haviour is a bug and that workflows
that rely on it are broken, I'll go ahead and commit. Russell closed the
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icyMixin(object):
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All the auth forms should then be adapted to use this mixin and the
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which overrides the method to create their own forms.
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You will probably need a full example (with settings file and views) for
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rning or something, when in fact
it doesn't support it at all AFAICS. "drops support for" might be
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; and the more verbose version that corresponds to how the template
language works today:
>
> {% include "basic-syntax03" with first|lower|upper as new_first and
second|upper as new_second %}
>
I'm afraid I didn't understand your comments here.
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> > This will also require a change to Trac, which I for one don't know how
> > to do (I don't see the configuration pages I would need in the Trac
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more obvious than the 'Triage stage' box.
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escaping function, and where necessary create
your own version which works correctly for your use case. Your
version can be added to a library and loaded using {% load %} to
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safe' in your code.
With that caveat, I'm not convinced this is still a beautiful patch! As
Chris and I seem to have a difference of opinion about this, what do
other people think?
(BTW, the patch needs to be extended to alter DebugVariableNode,
otherwise it produces different output wi
upport)
There are no plans I know of, and I for one have never heard of it until
now. That suggests it doesn't have a huge amount of market share, and
not enough to warrant a backend included in core as yet.
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'differently' is entirely too vague here. What concrete, *backwards
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roject' app which has a views.py all these bits and pieces in it. To
me, that seems like a nicer idea than filling urls.py with bloat.
If this was established as a convention, then the problem with reverse()
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actually contain '%C2%B0'. With that change, your example code works
perfectly on a page I tried. (Without it, I still don't get an
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tart to use it, and that these can be
considered as bug fixes to the essential feature. I'm afraid I won't be
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> You're right. I've posted a question here:
>
> http://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/2159/creating-hmac-keys-using-a-fixed-prefix-and-a-random-string
OK, we got some answers, from the theoretical angle at least.
ve time to look into it in detail).
You're right. I've posted a question here:
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If anyone knows of better places to post such a question or people to
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patch is attached that seems to work -
the entire test suite passes under 2.4. This method won't give any
overhead for Python 2.5, unlike the try/except method which does add a
little overhead.
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e missing.
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ow to allow them to work out what has gone wrong.
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the moment, I think
adding this would add too many choices, and if there is a need for it we
can add it as a feature later.
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It's slightly less verbose for passing parameters, as you don't need a
separate 'configure' call.
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er is being ignored. That might cause some head
scratching to the newbie, but nothing like the insidious thread-safety
problems we're trying to avoid.
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