Django-debug-toolbar: Incompatibility of django-toolbar 1.8 and django-extensions 2.2.1 caused by get_version method
Django-toolbar version : 1.8
Django-extensions version : 2.2.1
When using this 2 apps in conjunction, it breaks with message : TypeError at / get_version() missing 1 required positional argument: 'version'
Indeed django-toolbar uses the get_version attribute of django-extensions (ref code) but this function expects an positional argument (ref code)
A potential fix could be to wrap the call to app.get_version in a try..catch block but I am not sure it is the nicest way to go.
Many thanks for the great work on djtoolbar,
Atala
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By randomly trying various combos, I found that debug toolbar v1.6 and dj extensions 2.0.8 work together.
liavkoren
on 7 Sep 2019
It's not my itch to scratch but I'd certainly review (& merge) a pull request fixing this.
matthiask
on 7 Sep 2019
OK @matthiask I will give it a try.
@liavkoren yes indeed for these versions there is no get_version function in django_extensions (ref)
Atala
on 12 Sep 2019
Actually it is fixed in djangodebug-toolbar 2.0 (ref), so not a problem anymore !
Closing, feel free to reopen if needed.
Atala
on 16 Oct 2019
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Actually it is fixed in djangodebug-toolbar 2.0 (ref), so not a problem anymore !
Closing, feel free to reopen if needed.