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Russell Keith-Magee
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Added documentation for a test runner argument that has always been present, but was undocumented.
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Fixed #3771 -- Modified the test runner to observe the --noinput argument controlling script interactivity. This means that test scripts can now be put in a buildbot environment. This is a backwards incompatible change for anyone that has written a custom test runner. Thanks for the suggestion, moof@metamoof.net.
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Fixed #3771 -- Modified the test runner to observe the --noinput argument controlling script interactivity. This means that test scripts can now be put in a buildbot environment. This is a backwards incompatible change for anyone that has written a custom test runner. Thanks for the suggestion, moof@metamoof.net.
Fixed #4373 -- Modified the get_object_or_404/get_list_or_404 shortcuts to also accept
QuerySet
s. Thanks SuperJared.
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