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Hi all, on #7521 should r7726 be considered a fix or a temporary workaround? (The fix done would mean: contrib apps cannot test their views)

I think NFA already has a similar test case that works fine

The issue that raised r7726 is that, if a contrib app has a urls.py in which tests rely, if you are not including this urls.py on you project when you run tests they'll fail because of contrib's.

So either manage.py test should not run the contrib app tests ( seems reasonable, as manage.py test does not run the whole testsuite either) or we find a way to include those urls.py ;)

NFA does have similar tests. but those don't tests the views, only the forms

I have to setup an IRC bouncer ;)

I just need to announce to the Django world ... that I **love** signals. I do. I'm infatuated.

jacobkm: do you know trac won't send e-mails when a ticket is closed with the svn commit hook?

telenieko: that's silly

jacobkm: not exactly, if trac does not mail you, you won't notice a ticket you have some interest in was closed unless you keep your eyes close to the timeline or check the ticket itself ;)

telenieko: yeah, I agree - I mean Trac not doing that is silly. I wonder why that is?

No idea, just noticed it when I went to take a look at #7521 and found it closed! ;)

But there's a ticket in TRAC's trac about this ;)

How will they know when it's closed!?!?\

http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/950 < this one, but hey say it's fixed Maybe our post_commit_hook is outdated?

could be

The patch attached seems to, at least, try to notify about changes ;)

jacobkm: (git) have you checked if you can pull from somebody, and commit merged/cherry-picked changes? that'll be nice on sprints hehe ;)

telenieko: yeah, I can.

good to know :)

I still kinda prefer patches since they make the code easier to review.

If there was something like git add --patch for cherry-pick that would be awesome, but I really like being able to review the patch as I apply it.

You can "git cherry-pick -n <some commit>" and have it applied as if you ran "patch -p1 <...." then you can git diff as usual to review the code. Later a git diff <some_remote_branch> would show you what's still pending from this remote

even "git merge --no-commit --squash some_remote/branch" can do the job if there's not too much to merge. I prefer cherry-pick anyway

I think you're looking for cherry-pick ;)

telenieko: ah, -n is the flag I wanted

axiak: you around? I have a question about #2070.

jacobkm: glad to know this helped you, you'll need a spare "n" key for your keyboard then :) "git cherry -v <some branch>" may also be usefull ;)

who operated django-developers ?

s/operated/operates/

telenieko: the mailing list or the channel?

well jacobkm would be for both really. :D

empty: mailling list ;)

then, jacobkm, everytime I post to django-developers I get a bounce for mail<somedigits>@vodafone.nl, is google not handling bounces, vodafone being silly or it's just me having something broken?

telenieko: yeah, I'm getting that too, and it's really strange because that address isn't actually subscribed to the list. I think someone's forwarding on the message, which is bouncing and sending the bounce to the wrong place.

jacobkm: yes, the forwarder is vahatitest at gmail dot com

telenieko: oh, nice eyes.

mail headers are plenty of useful information, that bounce took 13 jumps to reach destination :)

I saw those 13 hops and just gave up :P

Oh, you should have started from the bottom, 6th for me, maybe 5th/4th for you ;)

Hey, minor doc bug: http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/unic... has broken links to 0.96 and 0.95 versions. I'd submit a ticket, but Trac says it's rejecting my spam when I try.

jacobkm: Sounds like you want git-format-patch and git-am. That way people can send you patch-files rather than pull requests.

scotfl: yes, that's extremely nice, too. Though git-am needs an mbox file and I've not seen one of those in years.

"Every software program evolves until it can read email."

jacobkm: The g-f-p output is a "mbox" file with just one message in it. mbox is just concatenated text files after all. :)