Jack Cushman

> If string_if_invalid is meant for testing purposes, this shows that Django thinks that such cases should be flagged. Here's what the [docs](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.2/ref/templates/api/#how-invalid-variables-are-handled) say: > While string_if_invalid can be a...

(And, it's really cool that pytest-django is able to get something useful out of `string_if_invalid`, even though it's not supposed to be used this way! It's just that because `string_if_invalid`...

> I don't want to bloat this package too much. Fair enough! You asked before to see a suggestion for how to implement it, so the PR was meant to...

> My guess is that a person is reloading an old tab, or a bot is using a previously stashed URL, and the cursor in question has expired. Our cursors...

Related issue of cites with commas, often multiple cites stuck together: ``` capdb=> select type, substring(REGEXP_REPLACE(cite, '[[:digit:]]+', '#', 'g'), 1, 50) as cite_template, count(*) as ct from capdb_citation where cite...

I applied the script above on beta, as modified in #1471. Output log is attached, containing 183747 lines. Note that this includes the header a few times because I captured...

So the general way [pip-tools](https://github.com/jazzband/pip-tools) works is that requirements.in shows the top level python requirements we have (like "our app requires some version of Django"), while requirements.txt shows the specific...

Thanks for this report! It looks like what happened here is case B has an incorrectly extracted citation -- that case should only have the citation `80 N.E.3d 179` and...

Saw this again over Ben's shoulder -- after submitting research access request and clicking "back to account", user account page doesn't show that request was submitted until hitting refresh. Page...

Labelled -- thanks!