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I often see something like that: something.property|escape
something is an object, property is it’s string property. escape – i don’t know 🙂
What does this mean? And what min python version it is used in?
EDIT: The question was asked wrongly, it said ‘What does | mean in Python’, so the bitwise or answers are correct, but irrelevant, please do not downvote them
obj.property|escape is the way to apply the escape filter in a template, which will HTML escape the string representation of that property.