Today I downloaded 2.0.7 for Windows and am running it under Windows XP
Professional, service pack 3.
It seems to work fine, although I've only done very cursory testing.
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*Running latest Version 2.4.6*
When connecting to an Oracle database, I noticed that response.toolbar ("db
tables" button) is not hiding the password in the connection string.
*dal.py*
REGEX_NOPASSWD = re.compile('(?<=\:)([^:@/]+)(?=@.+)')
...
def hide_password(uri):
return REGEX_NOPASSWD.sub
Similar to the deletable/editable/create arguments for grids, would it make
sense to have those same arguments for table definitions:
db.define_table(...) ?
I have a use-case where several tables in my database need to be strictly
read-only. Rather than worrying about setting applicable argumen
*Running on latest web2py v2.4.6 from trunk (but also occurs in Version
2.4.6-stable+timestamp.2013.04.06.17.37.38).*
When traversing linked tables with a smartgrid, the breadcrumbs code in
sqlhtml.py is causing an error, due to a mixup of the table/record
association.
The problem is easily du
It helps, but is not ideal. There are interesting side effects with that
approach, like allowing the creation of a record where all field values are
None, resulting in an error.
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Done. Issue #1492
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It replaces the username and password both with the asterisks mask, which
isn't quite what I expected, but it's fine with me.
Before the fix:
oracle://username/password@database
After your fix (trunk):
oracle:**@database
Expected:
oracle://username/**@database
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