I have been noticing in recent Django versions (I don't remember it in
1.2, probably) that having run the development server, the tty's echo
flag is set afterwards, no matter its value before. (I frequently run
from an emacs shell window, which has echo off because emacs will have
"echoed" the text into the window long before it is sent to the pseudo
tty.)
I would expect most programs that fiddle with the tty configuration to
restore it on exit.
So, is this intentional, or a regression that I should try to help find and fix?
It was an intentional change, a fix for: https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/15565
Code as initially written has already required a couple of changes to work properly in unanticipated environments. If you've got another such fix feel free to open a ticket with suggested improvement.
Karen
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