This is the correct lexer for interactive console sessions, according to
<http://pygments.org/docs/lexers/>. This does require command lines to
be prefixed with `$`, otherwise they are interpreted as the output of a
command. It highlights the command nicely, including environment
variables, strings, and comments.
When templates are rendered outside the request cycle,
the `settings` context processor fails because `request.site` is not
created because `SiteMiddleware` was not processed.
This happens whenever requests are mocked for rendering.
For example email rendering by third party packages or unittests
that mock a request object without taking all middleware into account.
A form field with multiple checkboxes may introduce submissions that have more than one value. The `send_email` function would loop through all form fields and grab only the first item of each field, ignoring fields that may have multiple values selected. This is a side effect of using `QueryDict.get()`, which will only return the last value of a list.
This commit fixes that by first converting the `QueryDict` instance to a regular dict of lists so that `get` will return all values, then joining multiple items if needed.
* `result_row_display` adds a `data-object_pk` attribute to each row, to make items easier to identify with JS
* Adds `get_extra_attrs_for_row()` method to `ModelAdmin`, to give developers a way of adding further attributes to the `<tr>` element
We've recently added support in Willow to make use of Pillow's image optimisation. This commit enables this in Wagtail.
All JPEGs are now optimised and saved in progressive format.
See https://groups.google.com/d/msg/wagtail/a1lbdKe-QPk/GefsBFnRBgAJ - using __latest__ prevents us from ever applying migrations that are subsequently added to the referenced apps, since logically those migrations must have been applied before the current one (which they weren't, because they didn't exist). This logic is enforced as of Django 1.10.
This allows the user to retrieve the scores for each search result:
for page in Page.objects.search("Hello").annotate_score('_score'):
print(page.title, page._score)
