You just needs fields = ['__all__']. If you want all fields in the nested serializer, you need to set it on that object.
Signals aren’t discouraged, but it’s easy to make things a signal that probably shouldn’t be. In my experience, this comes up a lot when figuring out how to handle logic that shouldn’t be in a view but is intrinsic to how my models relate to each other. There are lots of articles on this.
Because of that, it’s a good practice to think hard about whether there are other ways to do the same thing before resorting to signals.
You have to setup nginx and not use run server to start your app, look into gunicorn instead
This. Django is a framework. Not a production web server. You need to set up a web server, and then configure it to host Django. You can google a lot of tutorials for different web servers to do it.
It isn’t wrong, but you’re missing out on a lot Django has to offer in the long run. If you just need a framework to handle routes and views, Flask may be a better fit.
Short answer is yes. How you do that depends on how you intend to use it. If you want to embed it in another Django project, run a command line script, use it like a library, etc. Without knowing more it’s hard to advise further.
I don’t care if this happens, but for the love of God wait until after season 2. If this happens in stage 4 then there won’t be time to devise new strategies. Teams will just fall back on whatever they did in season 1. It’ll go back to dive but lamer because everyone will be rusty.
Maybe I’m just not on the right parts of the internet but I haven’t seen a single person complain about Black Ariel
Replace this with “money” and a lot of it still applies
Looks like a file might have gotten deleted. Best path is probably a backup of saved files and reinstall.
Still can't believe they lost that.
The greatest trick the spitfire ever pulled was convincing the world they never sandbag
Some of my favourite moments, in no particular order:
Watching Dragons pop off with triple DPS to win stage 3
Shock vs Titans perfect GOATs
The first time Chengdu blessed us with the church of Ameng.
Five supports pocketing one Rein in comp
OG Triple Tank + Soldier meta
Watching Shock vs Titans in stage 1 and 2 was peak Overwatch for me. That was the definition of a beautiful game.
You know a wonderful way to quickly test pretty big changes? PTR. You know where we wont see any pretty big changes coming for a while? PTR. Really wish they would play around with the PTR a lot more than they do; it was really cool having the moira with the God fade, and I think more big ideas like that would definitely help the state of the game
I am a dev (though not on overwatch)
As a mechanism for testing changes you aren’t wrong. PTR is a great place to make low risk changes to the game. I think the piece you’re underestimating is how to decide what changes need to be made. With changes that have large consequences like 2/2/2, you need to collect data on what’s happening for a period of time to know what’s really working and what isn’t. Changes based on anecdotal evidence doesn’t work and leads to making things worse. PTR isn’t a good place to sample consequences. Scrims aren’t even a great place for that. OWL determines meta less than Poko believes (GOATS wasn’t invented in OWL, remember). It doesn’t reflect the OW community overall and if you overly rely on data there you’ll get nasty surprises later. PTR is usually meant for validating already well tested assumptions.
Read moreI hear Poko’s frustration, but I’m not very sympathetic considering I’ve never heard anyone universally love a meta. OWL also sets the meta far less than he would believe.
Personally, I’m frustrated that the playoffs will be a different meta than stage 4, which was a different meta from stage 1-3. Considering most teams earned their playoff spots based on their ability to play GOATS, I don’t feel like the grand finals will say a lot about who the best team is. I wish they didn’t make balance changes during the season. Considering GOATS was starting to evolve in stage 3 I wish they finished the season without 2/2/2.
Read moreHi! I’m one of the dashboard devs. I wrote a very unofficial guide for how to hack it out for now if you want: https://blog.d8a.me/how-to-get-rid-of-stream-preview-on-creator-dashboard-7ee1746e9635
Thank you for your awesome work, I love the new dashboard. Do you have a link that I can go to to directly pull up the new dashboard without having to go to my original dashboard and clicking the popup?
If I understand the question right it should be https://dashboard.twitch.tv :)
This doesn't work if you use it as one of the new OBS UI browser sources, though. :/
It's good that it's getting a redesign, but I think a lot of streamers will want to use it through OBS at this point. There's still XSplit, SLOBS, etc, ofc.
Yeah, the new OBS features are on our minds right now. For now, you should be able to pop out individual panels you want and then including the pop out URL in OBS. If that doesn’t make sense or do quite what you want let me know.
when are you making it official though
Not sure yet! Hopefully soon. It’s one of the most asked for changes.
Thank you David, we appreciate you taking the time to write that!
yvw!
Wow, thank you! I did not expect a response like this at all, and I can confirm that this guide worked without any issues on my end.
I have to add that you've done an awesome job with the new dashboard. I love the responsiveness and flexibility, and how easy it is to use without a ton of visible clutter.
You're welcome! Glad the guide worked for you!
Yeah, we've heard that feedback too. We'll probably add another quick action in the store that lets you add stream markers with titles.