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When py_check() returns False, Pony should truncate too large values in resulting ValueError message #169

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socketpair opened this issue Mar 2, 2016 · 1 comment
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Suppose, value was a big BLOB....

In other words, we should truncate value (say, up to 100 symbols) if that value is str or bytes

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Done

@kozlovsky kozlovsky added this to the 0.6.5 milestone Apr 1, 2016
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@kozlovsky kozlovsky changed the title when py_check() returns False, Pony should not include whole value in resulting ValueError message When py_check() returns False, Pony should truncate too large values in resulting ValueError message Apr 4, 2016
kozlovsky added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 4, 2016
# Improvements

* Fixes #172: Query prefetch() method should load specified lazy attributes right in the main query if possible

# Bugfixes

* Fixes #168: Incorrect caching when slicing the same query multiple times
* Fixes #169: When py_check() returns False, Pony should truncate too large values in resulting ValueError message
* Fixes #171: AssertionError when saving changes of multiple objects
* Fixes #176: Autostripped strings are not validated correctly for Required attributes

See blog post for more detailed information: https://blog.ponyorm.com/2016/04/04/pony-orm-release-0-6-5/
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