Thanks for sharing, Mike. It's great using tests on this way.
I've being used versioning for a long time and that way it is easy to apply and
revert the changes too.
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On Fri, 16 Nov 2012, Mike Dewhirst wrote:
I just discovered something fantastic about Django I didn't know before. I
realise that isn't saying much about my knowledge. But I'm impressed.
I recently wrote a new model and put in a lot of time making it do stuff and
writing the tests to prove it worked. I realised I had forgotten to syncdb
but the tests were all behaving properly.
I dug deeper and saw Django actually create the table in the test database!
From that point I realised I could play around with the field structure until
I was happy. The test database gets deleted after every run.
When I'm finished I can syncdb and lock it in.
Delicious!
Mike
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