Feature suggestion: Option to suppress system checks in commands

[Vlastimil Zíma]

Hi everyone,

I'd suggest an options for all commands to suppress a defined system checks when running a command. I know it is possible to defined SILENCED_SYSTEM_CHECKS in settings, but that has impact of everything including the check command itself. My point is to suppress system checks mainly for cron jobs, so they don't report errors. I don't want to use settings because I don't want to suppress checks for migrate and other commands when deploying new version of application.

I don't want to suppress checks for our commands either, since there is only option to suppress checks completely.

Any support for this feature?

Regards,
Vlastimil

[GMail]

Hi, wouldn't it be easier to create special settings for cron? Something like that:

# myprj/settings/cron.py

from myprj.settings import *

SILENCED_SYSTEM_CHECKS = ...

And in cron:

... python manage.py <command> --settings=myprj.settings.cron

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[GMail]

Hi, wouldn't it be easier to create special settings for cron? Something like that:

# myprj/settings/cron.py

from myprj.settings import *

SILENCED_SYSTEM_CHECKS = ...

And in cron:

... python manage.py <command> --settings=myprj.settings.cron

On 30 Sep 2016, at 11:31, Vlastimil Zíma <vlas...@ziima.cz> wrote:

[Bogdan Bursuc]

Hi,

You could add the setting through and env variable and obtain that variable inside the settings file with

SILENCED_SYSTEM_CHECKS = bool(os.environ.get("SILENCED_SYSTEM_CHEKS", false))

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Thanks,

Bogdan I. Bursuc

[Tim Graham]

I'm interested to know which checks you want to suppress only in some cases?

[Vlastimil Zíma]

@bogdan: I don't quite like to use environment variables as configuration, but this is probably the way I'll go. Thanks for pointing it out.

@tim: This time its 'auth.W004'. In order to allow username recycling we have constraint for unique usernames among active user's only. Django doesn't expect this and reports that we don't have unique usernames. Generally I prefer not to suppress checks globally as the same error (warning) may be reported several times, but there is only option to suppress the whole type and not the individual occurence.

VZ

Dne pondělí 3. října 2016 21:52:53 UTC+2 Tim Graham napsal(a):