> > Regarding the editor and editing in production. I was expecting that > argument and think that shouldn't be done unless its some extreme > emergency. > OK, so let's say it's there for extreme emergencies. Also, maybe you need to make a quick fix on your "staging" server. There are other times it can be convenient that don't involve making changes to a live production site.
> One should not put code in production without testing it thoroughly. > Depends on how important the production system is. Not all websites are mission critical applications. > What if your emergency edit in prod introduces a new bug that causes a > data loss for the client? > You've got backups, right? Anyway, we get it -- you don't have any use for the admin editor. It really is not the centerpiece of web2py and is not diverting any important development resources, so perhaps we can move on. :-) Anthony
