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alex_gaynor: that works better after poking around the code more. yahoo

jammons: that try clause should really only surround the bits.next() line. also is it just me or is there a ton of new whitespace?

yeah, I'm not sure what the whitespace feelings are

we can remove some

I'll get him to fix that and resubmit

cool, I'm taking off, see the lot of you tomorrow, thanks for coming

I as well... cheers, django ladies and gents

memcache fun tomorrow. yahoo!

approved for 1.2 with not claimed: http://code.djangoproject.com/query?status=new&...

so supposing I just want to run regressiontests for cache, how do I do that? I was just reading ericholscher's blog post about running tests and the test info on the contributing to django page. My best guess is this, but it's not working: PYTHONPATH=`pwd` ./tests/runtests.py --settings=settings -v1 regressiontests

or rather regressiontest.cache

I assume I'm doin something dumb

alex_gaynor ^

any help

jammons: "cache" not "regressiontests"

ah

yep

thanks

how's the wii treating you?

was just an event I went to yesterday :)

if pidgin crashes on my one more damn time I quit

on me

man, life needs more wii events

wii event? is that what they call LAN parties these days?

get off my lawn!

jdunck, lol

jdunck: bah, I thought I was the crotechety old man of the django community

crotchety you may be, but old, no.

for the record, LAN parties are for nerds, whereas a wii party would be for the general public. So the LAN party is slightly cooler.

design decision time: so for specifying whether or not to use cmemcache or python-memcache we're thinking we'd use this:

CACHE_BACKEND = memcached://localhost:11337?engine=memcache

what do you think alex_gaynor?

jammons: looks good, not even going to touch the possibly bikeshedding on that one

yeah, I know what you mean

I'm just writing the test for it

does anyone know whats up with:

File "/Users/jason/trunk/tests/modeltests/field_subclassing/models.py", line ?, in modeltests.field_subclassing.models.__test__.API_TESTS

Failed example:

MyModel.objects.filter(data__lt=s)

Expected:

Traceback (most recent call last):

...

FieldError: Invalid lookup type: 'lt'

Got:

[]

what python version?

there you go....

python 2.6 from snow leopard running the django svn trunk

hrm, no idea

try clearing out your pyc files

I think that's a known OS X fail

it sound slike an issue from one of the early 2.6 alphas

I assummed... OS X shipped 2.6.2 or whatever

oh sorry... its 2.6.1

I'm alomst positive that issue has the bug

if you could get/compiler 2.6.2 I'm fairly certain tha'd solve it

I just synced to django trunk and ran the test suite. worked fine. I'm python 2.6.2, ubuntu 9.04

what's a better way of saying this:

if params == {}:

pass

else:

engine = params['engine']

#do some other stuff

like without the pass