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When you modify your settings.py file of your Django project on production servers you can get errors like this when updating the code: $ git fetch $ git merge origin/master ... error: Your local changes to 'settings.py' would be overwritten by merge. Aborting. Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can merge. ... [...]


more on this. Now that we know how to trigger django permission creation mechanism with a fake migration, there is still one more issue. Those permissions are not associated to the right content_type (the one that corresponds to the proxy models), so they are useless in the django admin. This is related to an old [...]


So much for a post title. The thing is as follows: you use migrations for a certain app in some point at your development, you add proxy models to that app you need to have specific permissions for that recently created proxy model. since that app you’re adding the proxy model is not controlled by [...]


We have been working for a while with the django framework and we were also early adopters of the symfony framework using it almost from the begining in 2005. So I think I can write some of my thoughts about these two frameworks and try to make some comparisons between them. I’m not gonna try [...]