Devid
Devid
My point is that previously it was possible to handle the output of different `Device` (ie: `WebpushDevice` and `GCMDevice`) with the same code because they were returning `dict`/`list[dict]` according if...
This is not a bug of DRF, it is a Python standardlib bug https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/125651, the fact that you can provide an underscore to UUID constructor means that it is accepting...
Internally django uses `ipaddresse` to validate IPv6 and uses a hack to remove the scope-id part: https://github.com/django/django/blame/7e41a7a47d0ee3e2d8270b04afbb908ece0b2b77/django/utils/ipv6.py#L27
For me is fine, since my projects works on Python 3.12+ and Django 4.2+ :) Also Python 3.8 is EOL since October 2024 (source: https://devguide.python.org/versions/), thus I think it is...
I got this from an application running on PostgreSQL 15, the error is raised directly from the DB. In my current environment the problem was workarounded by striping out the...
I just tried the latest version from github an I stil get the same error.
Can this be reconsidered? It is not a good way to have to disable `redefined-outer-name` every time there is a wildcard import since it may shadow a real redefinition if...
Just to have an other case which I encountered to be considered. ```python # file a.py import datetime __all__ = ('not_datetime',) # file b.py from datetime import datetime from .a...
Thnk you @carltongibson, I understand your concern for the complexity of the implementation. Today I was in the mood of experimenting and I have overdone a bit with the whole...
> @sevdog I note this would require us to drop Django 4.2. That might be OK but I'm wondering if there isn't a smaller workaround you could apply. Did you...