Sarah Boyce

Hi @MHLut I think this looks really promising thank you ⭐ I've found something I'd like you to look into. I had some screenshots generated from this PR. You can...

(on further thought, I think the triangle is in the correct place for RTL languages but Moe is welcome to confirm)

@TobeTek before you invest too much more work in this, want to let you know about the discussion on this feature: https://forum.djangoproject.com/t/feature-request-startproject-and-startapp-should-provide-feedback/24073/12 It's been raised that tree structures are difficult...

buildbot, test on oracle.

Hi @abhijeet-singh800 thank you for being patient and for raising a PR, welcome 👋 I agree with @knyghty that this should be refactored to use the `/` approach (see https://github.com/django/django/pull/17910)...

I think the viewcode extension was working by trying to do an import but then that triggered any code ran on import (which caused this to stop working). So in...

Hi @aivarsk 👋 As per the [mailing list discussion](https://groups.google.com/g/django-developers/c/qQ5DT91nBLM), it sounds like having a boolean `returning` (as you suggested `Foo.objects.update(x=1, y=2, returning=True)`) is the currently prefered suggested method on the...

Hi Tushar :wave: this looks really cool! What we want to achieve: 1. be able to tell if a patch/PR has a negative effect on accessibility 2. be able to...

Just to throw more ideas out there :sweat_smile: In my head, we would have a method on `SeleniumTestCase` like `def assertPageIsAccessible(self, ignore=None)` where ignore is an optional list of error...

> I'll give it a try. There's an issue with postgres selenium tests which I cannot reproduce. It appears to be an issue with flakiness rather than to do with...