Wilfredo Sánchez Vega
Wilfredo Sánchez Vega
I've run into some interesting oddness when using multiple routers in one app, and found the class/instance copy stuff and the weak references use to make some CONFUSION happen that...
Aha! Had to reload to see it. OK cool.
> How do we enforce the invariant on the URL object that it be absolute but not supply a hostname? That cab easily be checked by `route()`…
> why? First and foremost, what's the benefit of allowing this? Well, [here's an example](https://github.com/burningmantech/ranger-ims-server/blob/master/src/ims/service/urls.py). I have a bunch of URLs for my application somewhere; I need to use them...
It's possible that something like #173 will change my mind here, which is to say that instead of constants somewhere, I can add a rout for it's URL, and that...
I guess what this means is that #173's `url_for` has to be understood as a producing a URL relative to that router's "root", but that may not be where you...
@IlyaSkriblovsky thanks, this is useful
This is mostly here to keep track of what needs to happen first.
Perhaps this ticket should be a milestone instead?
@aunsbjerg is there some code we can look at?