2026-05-29T05:52:14Z https://yabu.me klove 🐍🦀 https://yabu.me/npub1mac22g92f9xgxjzujy0zqmgtqqjq6xv5mhat5szr5vw33a9q44tsr4zj7v https://media.tech.lgbt/accounts/avatars/108/194/537/733/918/787/original/7e8f46c2c91ff177.jpg https://media.tech.lgbt/accounts/avatars/108/194/537/733/918/787/original/7e8f46c2c91ff177.jpg https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsggtft3lpsjjq3cf4aq5227uxeydclf454598nrvvw6n0scualjsszyr0hpffq4fy5eq6gtjg3ugrdpvqzgrgejnwl4wjqgw336x855zk4wg20fae I&#39;m working on a Python-&gt;Rust educational project and I&#39;d love some ~lab rats~ volunteers to help me advance it.<br/><br/>Do you know (some of) Python? Do you want to learn (some of) Rust? Do you have a free chunk of time, say around 6-8 hours?<br/><br/>I&#39;m not sure exactly what we&#39;ll do (that&#39;s part of the project) but you&#39;ll be helping me while learning Rust, and you&#39;ll get access to a &#34;secret&#34; project.<br/><br/>If you&#39;re interested, reply to this toot, I guess?<br/><br/>#python #rustlang #rust 2025-10-30T06:01:20Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsqyw62cf4svzerrudt037lzx8hpshvwmvnutxkj4k6aav76kudwhgzyr0hpffq4fy5eq6gtjg3ugrdpvqzgrgejnwl4wjqgw336x855zk4wqvq904 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsxavggjpmcd6xramcgdz6dnlyuwrk6empzcxua6rpr4sa003fsyugvac4tz'>nevent1q…c4tz</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>yeah, it doesn&#39;t seem like an easy problem to solve. I&#39;ll noodle on it a bit if I have time 2024-09-05T19:01:44Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsp5zsqf82cu0mg86p7f6a2538dz035zdyx6d43ukjss3g57p6adjqzyr0hpffq4fy5eq6gtjg3ugrdpvqzgrgejnwl4wjqgw336x855zk4wh2vxhx In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsdqju75sa6acqd8madms5namsd9dcmg33een5qwj6y225tsd2l3agj0d6fg'>nevent1q…d6fg</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>hmm, that is a tricky situation and I&#39;ve found myself there a few times.<br/><br/>I feel like it might need a third source of information, like a schema that remembers database shape/state. Then, when you switch branches, you could do a `dbdiff` or something to get the differences between schema and database? I&#39;m sure there&#39;s a ton I&#39;m simplifying and leaving out, of course.<br/><br/>Well, wait (lol, you get train of thought), you _should_ be able to reconstruct the shape of the database purely from the migrations. So shape that db in memory, then compare to the actual database shape. Produce a diff and then :magic: and you run the correct SQL commands to match the database to the migrations. 2024-09-05T17:21:06Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsxlsn0k26yhhfdut97fwxvqvarguap6lkp2e6pp92zlxnsfkthlsszyr0hpffq4fy5eq6gtjg3ugrdpvqzgrgejnwl4wjqgw336x855zk4wmvqrp0 Hey #django friends! I&#39;m almost done with a small utility and I wanted to see what y&#39;all think of it before I release it. <a href="https://github.com/kennethlove/django-migrator">https://github.com/kennethlove/django-migrator</a> is the repository and currently the only way to install it.<br/><br/>It adds three management commands:<br/>- `reset_database` which drops all tables and runs migrations<br/>- `redo_migration` which reverts and applies the last migration (this takes an optional app name)<br/>- `revert_migration` which reverts 1+ migrations, also optionally for an app<br/><br/>I think they&#39;re handy tools, especially early in development.<br/><br/>Thanks for reading and looking! 2024-09-05T15:33:15Z