Closed jjchoy closed 12 years ago
I've looked into this and don't have an answer yet. We're doing the same approach as django.contrib.admin and many other things so it's a bit confusing. Making _registry a class level variable definitely solves it, but then we have issues with isolation.
Thanks dcramer. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help out
oops, didn't mean to close it
Thanks!
I'm using gargoyle with nexus. It works perfectly on my development machine. On my production environment (mod-wsgi daemon mode) the condition sets only seem to be getting registered in some of the processes (at least that is what I think is happening - if I open the gargoyle admin page for a switch and keep reloading the page the conditions only show up sometimes).
I have them both in my INSTALLED APPS
and in my urls.py:
Any ideas on what the problem could be?