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none of the core developers are here right now to make the design decision

yeah, i can't speak on behalf of anyone either, but i'm pretty sure robustapply is going away with the refactor

I *know* that

it just takes a while

trust me, i hear that

:(

brosner: I'm pretty sure that I lack expertise helping in that

interestingly, the pypy patch and the jython patch look dramatically different as well

so i'm not sure it's clear which should be committed anyway

Gulopine: I can produce pypy-compatible patch looking like jython

it's just instead of adding cases

we provided minimal subset that satisfies everybody

they're not different how they work

there are som fixes that are needed for double registration in the createsuperuser management function too, is this related to robustally?

okay

apply

they have just dramatically different if paths

i just really trust leo's judgement when it comes to jython, and i want to make sure you're not trashing his work :)

I'm not

well

you know

it's software, not psycology

we've got tests proving stuff

heh

if they can run on jython and pypy, it really doesn't matter who you trust

except that when it comes to jython and pypy, our tests are often based on erroneous assumptions

so sometimes the tests need to be adjusted as well, based on an intimate knowledge of the VM

i'm not saying this is such a case

but just that i know leo and i trust his knowledge

so i just wanted to make sure your patch took his work into account as well

if it does, we're good

that's all

this http://code.djangoproject.com/browser/django/tr... is pretty nasty

[530] hahahah, that is pretty terrible

Gulopine: really, that's why we wrote a test for that

partly my fault too

that double registration stuff really sucks

(attached to a ticket right now)

fijal, sorry, i won't pretend to know what's attached to every ticket in trac :(

i'm good, but i'm not that good

that's why I'm telling you

okay

thanks for letting me know

There are quite a few refences to 0.97 and 0.98 in current django docs. I was thinking we should probably remove those, given the next move is to 1.0 in September

Hmm. I see one reference to each.

"Either 0.98 or 1.0, whichever comes first."

indeed, that would have been nice.... a while ago ;)

glad 1.0 is se for september though

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