| 422 | 422 | I agree with Anders Hovmöller, the type of thinking that Rob C presents belongs in another community. Django is about making things more pleasant to work with. Having to edit the schema constantly during testing is tedious and wastes time and could be handled efficiently by a SchemeEvolution system. I don't think Django would have to make it default, but if the schema change is basic there is no reason why it shouldn't behandled. I'm sorry Rob C if you pride yourself in having to write simple table edits in SQL, but Django is and always has been about allowing programmers to focus on what makes their program unique instead of having to be "hardcore" and waste time with essentially robotic tasks.[[BR]] |