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- self.stdout.write('\n') + # In Django 1.5+, self.stdout.write() adds a newline character at + # the end of the message.
Please tell me that Django isn't meddling with the behaviour of sys.stdout.write()? I assume you mean something else.
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> In other words, my strategy here is to make Django 1.5 the default > expected behaviour and special case for Django.VERSION < 1.5.
The advantage of Jeroen's idea is that we never need to care, even if the behaviour changes back again in Django 1.6.
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- self.stdout. write(' \n')
+ # In Django 1.5+, self.stdout.write() adds a newline character at
+ # the end of the message.
Please tell me that Django isn't meddling with the behaviour of
sys.stdout.write()? I assume you mean something else.
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> In other words, my strategy here is to make Django 1.5 the default
> expected behaviour and special case for Django.VERSION < 1.5.
The advantage of Jeroen's idea is that we never need to care, even if
the behaviour changes back again in Django 1.6.