A couple of questions regarding nosql. I am interested in MongoDB in
particular, but general answers are also ok.
* Is there any work going on in Django to support nosql databases? I
am aware of django-nonrel but will nosql support be a part of Django
core or contrib sometime? If yes, what is the expected time frame?
* Since there is no support for nosql right now, how are we supposed
to write tests? I am working on a project which uses pymongo to
connect to MongoDB. However, the tests don't work, since Django is
not able to create a test database. What is the recommended way to
solve this problem? I have googled a bit and seen solutions like -
http://www.valyagolev.net/article/mon_django_growing/. However, I
don't want to go down this path since it seems to me that solutions
like this are copying core functionalities and editing it to suit the
need. I would think this would make getting changes from upsteam
(Django core) more difficult. I am currently thinking that I will
have a script to run the tests - so I can't do
$ python manage.py test cms but instead
$ python runserver.py cms
Does this sound reasonable or am I missing something.
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