Roman Sichnyi

https://github.com/carltongibson/django-filter/blob/f4981c8644826fc343efcec601bbb91eeb390162/django_filters/filters.py#L498 `status__in = filters.BaseCSVFilter(field_name='status', lookup_expr='in')` requests look like `?status__in=1,2` PS. also, by default, the comma separated values will be parsed as strings, you'll need to overide `base_field_class` in your filter...

It makes no sense for query params to be anything exept strings, so it's all about processing the strings properly in Filter classes Ed. Actually i may be wrong, swagger...

> FTP over SSH yes, it's just tunneling... i was thinking of FTPS - actually this might be quite simple, but as usually the main problem is finding free time...

> At first look I think it is better to pass "passive" argument directly to download/upload/stream methods, not as init parameter, so we can change it from request to request...

ping @matt-jordan @leedm777

Do you have the last version? Check this: https://github.com/propelorm/sfPropelORMPlugin/commit/9ec13113d9ae4548033704d2c5c22c9c26577dda#commitcomment-386338

https://github.com/propelorm/sfPropelORMPlugin/issues/146

I think no. Anyway, it's easy to save form data with custom code (validation is handled correctly, so you can just populate objects from form values and save them).

It has nothing to do with string comparisons in requirements (that issue was fixed in pip back in 2019). The reason is that there's no winrt release for 3.10, see...

yes, you can only install it on python 3.9 (or lower) until winrt is upgraded to 3.10