Evandro Myller

To maintainers: can you please explain a use case justifying `allow_ssl_requests_only=true` since this module includes a Cloudfront CDN with TLS settings of its own? Thanks!

> If the module has problems with this enabled, then I suspect we have a cloud front misconfiguration for the origin, since I can't see why it should ever send...

The latest version works well, although you must set `allow_ssl_requests_only = false`. This parameter only disables TLS at S3 static-website level -- Cloudfront should still have its own TLS configuration...

This is [by design](https://github.com/django-polymorphic/django-polymorphic/blob/5b9acd184868e634240a728580e7732f459e99cd/polymorphic/managers.py#L31-L32). For now you can work around this by overriding the manager's `get_queryset`: ```python class MyModelManager(PolymorphicManager): def get_queryset(self): qs = self.queryset_class(self.model, using=self._db, hints=self._hints) return qs class MyModel(models.Usuario):...

@eneshecan Sorry, I forgot to reply to your first message. @vfmatzkin Thank you for adding the context!

Thanks for the workaround! It helps. I wonder what can be done in order to improve it. Perhaps a bug report to the Telegram team? I don't think I know...

I'm working on a Django app, with a Huey worker, and pytest functional tests. We don't propagate logs to `root` unless while testing. The following setup works great for us:...

@dkarchmer Unfortunately, Redshift doesn't support the JSON **data type**. It does provide a [few functions](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/redshift/latest/dg/json-functions.html) to ease accessing data from **JSON strings**, but it doesn't leverage PostgreSQL's underlying capabilities. From...

@shimizukawa What is the downside of having server-side cursors on Redshift? It has a serious advantage for large querysets on PostgreSQL.

That would be very interesting! Currently, the Fabric-based model requires us to have the client codes hardcoded - unless we write some extra local configuration to cover multiple environments of...