Damian Mastylo
Damian Mastylo
you can do this quite easily in a regular code editor like VSCode. Just do an exact case search on `inlinefieldname::` and do a replace all
That is exactly it, templating would be great for this.
Yes, currently I manually type in the time using a separate plugin, natural language dates, and type in `@time.now` after the date that Dataview puts in. However, @blacksmithgu's suggestion to...
thanks a ton @blacksmithgu and @mt-krainski!!! Y'all are awesome
Want to add here that we're on Django 3.0.2, Django-polymorphic 2.1.2 and https://github.com/django-polymorphic/django-polymorphic/issues/229#issuecomment-398434412 this solution from mumumumu works for us. We have a structure like so: ``` ModelA (Base Model)...
I'm just using moment directly, I just thought it was weird that this is just basically a wrapper that restricts some functionality, like specifying what interval you want to offset....
this was released, I'll close this issue out
Looks like I'm running into even more issues. I tried adding extra attributes to the file but I'm still getting only the old ones?? ![screen shot 2015-05-13 at 12 52...
I believe this might have something to do with namespacing (I have an API::V1 and API::V2 namespace), but this is the first file where I've encountered the issue. My `api/v1/games/show`...
Okay, so I just tried doing it manually via cURL, everything worked as expected, all the nodes that I put in there worked. Then when I ran rspec, everything passes....