Django
Django is a web application framework for Python. It is designed to prioritize principles of reusability and rapid development.
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Issue Summary
Copying a page doesn't copy the original's privacy settings, but appears to inherit from the new parent's privacy settings.
That is, if page A1 is public, and its child page A1a has privacy set to "private, accessible to...," copying page A1a to A1b causes A1b to be set to public. I feel there's a general expectation that the original's privacy settings would copy over to
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- Feature Idea
SUMMARY
When installing/upgrading AWX, an user is requesting that a check be done on external PostgreSQL servers to ensure that the system requirements are being followed. In later releases of AWX, PostgreSQL 10 is now required (https://github.com/ansible/awx/blob/devel/INSTALL.md#system-requ
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Describe the bug
The textarea in Weblate wraps text and autosizes based on length of the text. The CodeMirror editor which is recenlty used for comments (and some other inputs) doesn't do this.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Go to any translation
- Click on Comments tab
- Write long comment
Expected behavior
- The long text should be wrapped for
Created by Adrian Holovaty, Simon Willison
Released 21 July 2005
- Repository
- django/django
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- www.djangoproject.com
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Hello there. Sorry for not using the issue template, but I think it is not suitable in this situation.
I want to ask if there exists detailed documentation about the
@actiondecorator. It wasn't easy to find out which arguments I can pass in it. For example, I needed to pass aserializer_classinside but found out that I can do it only after searching for issues on Github.