Matthew Ghantous
Matthew Ghantous
I also confirmed that the source files from PyPi do not match the ones on github master. PyPi still contains the old buggy copy of `merge_fixtures.py`. I did a diff...
Hi @davedash you made me realize that I was actually on `0.1.3`. I am unable to install `0.1.4` or `0.1.5`. Maybe this is because I don't match requirements? But I...
@davedash I think I may have identified the problem. If you navigate here you will see there is no `0.1.4` or `0.1.5` (but there is a version called `0.1.4.macosx-10.13-x86_64`). https://pypi.org/simple/django-fixture-magic/...
Yes. And it appears `merge_fixtures.py` is the correct version off of master now. Thank you very much! I am pretty sure this issue can be closed now.
Yes, still happening on 4.1.3 ``` chrome_1 | 2022-04-11T15:56:06.218687658Z 15:56:06.218 INFO [LocalDistributor.newSession] - Session created by the distributor. Id: 43e21e36cc481382130f3670adbf9b05, Caps: Capabilities {acceptInsecureCerts: false, browserName: chrome, browserVersion: 100.0.4896.75, chrome: {chromedriverVersion:...
This exactly describes the issue I have been facing as well. I see this is an old issue. Have you found any workaround @craigds ?
Couldn't packages be computed at each level of the chain? In other words, apply the `mirror_whitelist` at each level as we go down the chain, and be done with it....
> > I solved it using celery signals. > > ```python > > from celery import states > > from celery.signals import before_task_publish > > from django_celery_results.models import TaskResult >...