2008-6-27

08:43 telenieko
freakboy3742: you there?
08:44 telenieko
forget just saw you reply ;)
08:45 freakboy3742
sorry - wrong window
08:50 telenieko
? you didn't say ahything on that window, I meant "I just saw you (mail) reply" ;)
08:51 freakboy3742
Ah - sorry - there's a message in #django
08:51 freakboy3742
Hit the wrong reply button :-)
08:52 freakboy3742
I'm off the call now - did you need something?
09:41 telenieko
freakboy3742: nope, I wanted to ask about #5721 but on mail you said it seems fine and should be in in 1-2 days so I'll wait ;)
09:41 DjangoBot
09:42 telenieko
sorry, #7521; do you want a diff for bringing back r7716 ?
09:42 DjangoBot
09:42 DjangoBot
09:42 telenieko
09:43 telenieko was talking to nobody :)
09:52 david`bgk
hi, is there a way to verify headers with test.Client()? they seemed to be overridden
09:55 telenieko
There's a ticket about headers not being available
09:56 david`bgk
ok thanks
09:57 telenieko
#7108, not sure if that's a documentation error, or if "headers" should really be rhere
09:57 DjangoBot
09:59 david`bgk
yes I was just reading it, in facts there are ._headers but if you set custom headers to your response, they are not presents
10:02 david`bgk
response._headers just before I return the response:
10:02 david`bgk
{'content-type': ('Content-Type', 'text/html; charset=utf-8'), 'www-authenticate': ('WWW-Authenticate', 'OAuth realm=""'), 'allow': ('Allow', 'GET, POST')}
10:02 david`bgk
response._headers of the test Client:
10:02 david`bgk
{'vary': ('Vary', 'Accept-Language, Cookie'), 'content-type': ('Content-Type', 'text/html; charset=utf-8'), 'content-language': ('Content-Language', 'en-us')}
10:38 david`bgk
for my previous issue, a custom middleware messed things up, I receive correct headers without it, sorry for the noise...
15:10 lsoto
is anyone getting "Database xe couldn't be flushed." errors with oracle backend on trunk?
15:10 lsoto
I mean, when running the test suite
15:12 lsoto
15:43 lsoto
ok, so has anyone ran the test suite using the oracle backend recently? does it work?
18:02 Newmaniese
brosner: Would you like to chat about the patch on #7553
18:02 DjangoBot
18:04 brosner
i just about to head out of the office. will be back later.
18:04 Newmaniese
ok chat with you then
18:04 Newmaniese
thanks
19:19 cramm
weird, I'm seeing the test suite to fail on win32 + python 2.5.2 and it runs flawlessly on linux + python 2.4.4 + pysqlite2 2.3.2 + sqlite 3.3.8. The failing test has to do with date queries
19:30 SimonW
what's the win23 database? sqlite?