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🚀 I created a new blog post!
Markdown Architectural Decision Records https://stuartm.nz/2026/04/markdown-architectural-decision-records/
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@kevinrenskers at least Google doesn't pretend to care about you! lol
I don't rely on any Google services though. I don't use Gmail, or any of the other Google apps. I use Firefox on Android and desktop, Fastmail for mail/calendars/etc. WhatsApp for messaging. It's pretty difficult to avoid all shitty companies, so I try not to rely on any one of them for too much.
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@anze3db@fosstodon.org have you looked at Zuban? It's written by the original author of the Jedi language server, but Zuban is written in Rust and has some specific support for Django - e.g. it understands Django models better than others. https://zubanls.com/
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@arnaudlimbourg@hachyderm.io for about 90% of the time, performance is no problem. Creating/updating the lock file can take some time, but I don't do that frequently. It's nowhere near as fast as uv.
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@arnaudlimbourg@hachyderm.io I haven't noticed anything, but then I'm not really working in a high pressure production environment. The docs do have a section on continuous integration: https://pdm-project.org/en/latest/usage/advanced/#use-pdm-in-continuous-integration
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@CodenameTim@mastodon.social Thanks, will check out the video. Although the URL has changed a bit from yours: https://www.djangotv.com/videos/djangocon-us/2022/keeping-track-of-architectural-ish-decisions-in-a-sustainable-way-with-juan-saavedra-dcus-2022/
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@kevinrenskers glad to see your post getting some traction. As for me, I sold my MacBook Pro recently and am now firmly in the Linux camp and no longer own any Apple devices. Meanwhile, the most recent post on Daring Fireball is boasting about Apple's profits - doesn't that mean the CEO is doing well?
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@adamchainz@fosstodon.org Answering my own question after reading your docs and source code. It looks like django-upgrade doesn't remove it, but that it should be safe for me to do it manually.
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@kevinrenskers I switched to Android full-time a few years ago. For a while before that I carried both an iPhone and an Android.
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@adamchainz@fosstodon.org Hi Adam - would you expect django-upgrade to remove lines like this: default_auto_field = "django.db.models.BigAutoField" in AppConfig class in apps.py?