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Fix #638 Lazy access to Django settings. #639
Fix #638 Lazy access to Django settings. #639
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Broken tests are related to another issue #645. |
HerdClient has no tests, I'm not happy about it, I'll try to write some basic tests at least. |
I don't know it changed.
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I discovered even herd test settings existed, but were not running in tox, probably because tests didn't passed. It is working now. PR ready for review. |
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I agreed and did all requested changes, ready for a new review. |
herd.CACHE_HERD_TIMEOUT = 2 | ||
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@pytest.fixture | ||
def patch_itersize_setting() -> Iterable[None]: |
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very weird one but I trust you :)
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