Andrew Plummer

Still not fixed for South. See skipped test: https://github.com/plumdog/django_migration_testcase/blob/003873a064d8571bd81059916f9b500a069afc1b/tests/test_second_app/tests.py#L77

@djg321 after an embarrassingly long time and trying too hard to find a crafty direct fix, I realised that there is a fairly sane workaround. Just use assign ids instead...

If we have a test case that has `before = '0001'` and `after = '0002'`, then when we call `self.run_migration`, we run the `0002` migration. Any data added by the...

I think - by default, at least - that it shouldn't. I'd rather that the test cases don't depend on data from earlier migrations. If there's an alteration to the...

@HoustonPutman I think that in the specific case (Datadog monitoring, which I'm interested in too) just exposing the ports on the pod would be sufficient. Maybe someone has a need...

I now think this change is not actually needed to be able to gather JMX metrics. I happened to read the following while doing something completely different, from `kubectl explain.pod.spec.containers.ports`:...

I am curious as to backup and restore options. Is there currently any viable way of backing up and restoring a collection? Either at the application level, or maybe by...

Hi @michaelmarzec, The string that you pass as the first argument to `Col` is used as the table header, eg: ```python from flask_table import Table, Col class ItemTable(Table): name =...

I found this behaviour surprising too. I would expect anything that could refer to another type to reference that type, rather than being replicated. I can't see an obvious way...

@kevinyang8 @navinsoni I think this change is still required, but some of the tests are still failing. I think this is because the training image version is 2.9.1, but the...