Re: App Name

That question should be posted on Django user, where people discuss on how to use django to build web site and web application. This list is for improving djnago. Anyway. The first argument of the url tag is the name of the URL you want. The most common way to specify an URL name is with the

Re: Jenkins resources

Hi Matt, The Jenkins configuration is not public I'm afraid. I'm one of the Django Fellows. If you wanted to invite me to your VSTS project I would be happy to review and offer pointers as you did the actual work, assuming that would help? The main thing would be setting up the grid of

Re: Cast with AutoField results in a 'type does not exist' error in PostgreSQL 10.1

Hi Andrew, Reading the description, it seems like you may have hit a bug. Could you possibly put this into an actual test case and open a PR (plus Trac ticket) with that assuming the test fails? With code in hand it's much easier to assess (and fix). Thanks. Kind Regards, Carlton --

Re: Jenkins resources

Hi Matt, The django-box project[0] uses very close to the same ansible configuration that is used to configure all of the Jenkins slaves Django uses with the notable omission of an Oracle builder. Since the repos are separate, there has been some divergence on the Jenkins side of things, but

Re: Jenkins resources

Thanks Josh, I'll take a look at that. Also, I got past the pylibmc problem (I wasn't running `apt-get update` before attempting to install libmemcached-dev). On Thu, Jul 12, 2018 at 8:58 AM Josh Smeaton wrote: > Hi Matt, > > The django-box project[0] uses very close to the same ansible >

Re: Jenkins resources

Hi Matt, The settings files from the django-box project are here: https://github.com/django/django-box/tree/master/roles/djangodata/files If you look in each, you'll see they basically just redefine the connection details for the 'default' and 'other' DB. (There's not much more to it really.)

Re: Jenkins resources

Hi Carlton, thanks for your quick reply! I'm setting things up here . Let me know if you can't access that link. It's configured as a public project, meaning you shouldn't need a login

Re: App Name

Hi bro, you can use this {% url 'home' %} the app_name isn't the namespace, the namespace is define on the main urls.py, if you haven't a namespace defined, so, with the name assined on the path() is sufficient greetings! *Franklin

Re: Jenkins resources

Thanks! I'll keep in on list as long as no one feels spammed :) And I'm very glad you asked about support -- it's been on our minds a lot lately. I did some more digging on the ForcedTimeZone test. No issues on your end! That test gets skipped, and the test runner emits `datetime.datetime.min`.