Hi,
My understanding is that Django is (or attempts to be) thread-safe,
and I'm hoping someone can help me track down this problem:
Part of my app uses django templates to create the content of an
email, which it then sends out. The code is something like,
email = 'a...@def.com'
context = {'email': email}
body = render_to_string('template.html', context)
send_email(to=email, body=body)
where template.html is something like,
Hello, this email is being sent to {{ email }}.
And it's been working fine for over a year... but recently it was
brought to my attention that an email recipient didn't match the email
body - a few people had received emails that made no sense (the email
addresses in the "to" line and the body were different).
I did some searching, and there were a few concurrent requests at the
time; the mix-ups were with emails generated & sent within
milliseconds of each other, and I'm strongly suspect they were in
different requests/threads (based on the email addresses involved).
Is it possible (or known) that render_to_string isn't threadsafe
(django 1.2 / python 2.6)? Or is the likely cause somewhere else?
Just trying to figure out the best place to start looking.
Thanks in advance!
Francis
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