sorry to hear that, i’m really relying on docker instead of virtual envs, idk if it’s good practice but it’s saving me tons of work

this is the proper way

system dependencies aren't needed for 90% of the work.

response = HttpResponse(csv_file, content_type='text/csv; charset=utf8')

Yes.. this can be done if I’m using a view for loading a file right? In my case I’m just using something like profile.profile_pic in the template which will be a url only of the s3 object

Yes.. this can be done if I’m using a view for loading a file right? In my case I’m just using something like profile.profile_pic in the template which will be a url only of the s3 object

yes, well, in my case i just pick the binary in memory and send it, but i don't know if you can just set a url and you're done

In model I have profile_pic = ImageField(<path to s3 bucket>) This is the only thing we are setting. And yes, I’m also passing the binary object to the backend from the browser. The object automatically gets uploaded to s3 but for webp the wrong content type is set.

Reverse?

I was on my cell but did you make sure "def get_absolute_url" is correct

hi, i'm in a crisis now

i got an imagefield whose value is undefined

Share the code 😀

Well, mmm i dont get what specifically to share

I what case would i get undefined in an imagefield?

I looked the entry in dbeaver and all images where ok (the path) and only one got undefined

How do you call it ? Undefined from js ?

No

Undefined in postgres

Ah ok, strange

Mmmm

Try to debug with pdb ( breakpoint() with py3.7)

Try to debug with pdb ( breakpoint() with py3.7)

pdb?

hmmm

Yes , Python debugger

pdb?

are you using any IDE?

emacs

emacs

maybe you can integrate it with breakpoint(), idk

yes, i know there is a debugger but i havent used it

yes, i know there is a debugger but i havent used it

it's time to use it 😄

the thing is the problem is on database

i can't reproduce

the thing is the problem is on database

use the debugger to trace the variable to see where it turns to 'undefined'

use the debugger to trace the variable to see where it turns to 'undefined'

Exactly

mmmmm

the thing is i don't know the images involved

and im fucked up

the thing is i don't know the images involved

but you know where the variable is and where it goes

but you know where the variable is and where it goes

what do you mean?

You wrote that piece of code, you should know the flow 😂

what do you mean?

use the debugger in the POST function, where the variable gets its value, then follow the flow and you will see magic

use the debugger in the POST function, where the variable gets its value, then follow the flow and you will see magic

hmmmm i'm not convinced

hmmmm i'm not convinced

🙄 debugger is ❤️, you should use it

Yep ahah and I love that py3.7 wraps pdb set trace with breakpoint()

yes but, i don't think i will help me

yes but, i don't think i will help me

it will save your life

ok, im gonna explain

Yep ahah and I love that py3.7 wraps pdb set trace with breakpoint()

if you have ipdb will it use it?

if you have ipdb will it use it?

Mmm I don't really know, we should check on py docs

i got a image upload field, then i just save it to imagefield into my media folder but i got undefined

the thing is i don't know the image that caused the undefined

Mmm I don't really know, we should check on py docs

I was just curious 😄 I use ipdb when needed instead of pdb

i got a image upload field, then i just save it to imagefield into my media folder but i got undefined

there you should use the debugger

I was just curious 😄 I use ipdb when needed instead of pdb

Check on py docs for better details

but what should i debug

i don't get it

but what should i debug

your code

your code

my code is correct, it works

i got a image upload field, then i just save it to imagefield into my media folder but i got undefined

That's why you should use the debugger on your view , to check every line of that piece of code

my code is correct, it works

looks like no

otherwise i don't know how to test it because if i got 1 failure in 600

Check on py docs for better details

it uses pdb only

and it's not guaranteed to fail when i find the image involved

it uses pdb only

Open issue or make a PR for ipdb support 😂

Open issue or make a PR for ipdb support 😂

I'll do when George uses the debugger 🤣

Of course 😂

i don't know how to do the debugging fk

because the saving process was done not by me

it was my client

how do you suggest for me to do the debug process?

how do you suggest for me to do the debug process?

use your IDE's debugger if there's one, else use ipdb, or breakpoint()

NO

i mean the actual testing process

i can learn the debugger but im thinking my actual problem

do i get just random images and test them?

i mean the actual testing process

use the debugger in the piece of code you think there is the bug

do i get just random images and test them?

write unit tests for that

yes ugh

but i need to fix first my actual problem

or automate testing using selenium or similar

later i will do sth related

yes ugh

that means you don't write unit test while you code? 😱

that means you don't write unit test while you code? 😱

right now no