Django

Django is a web application framework for Python. It is designed to prioritize principles of reusability and rapid development.
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ISSUE TYPE
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SUMMARY
The social auth on the login page lend themselves to a feeling of "follow us on abc social platform" instead of "login via social platform". Consultation with Patternfly and UXD says we can do something like the image below. Patternfly did recommend using phrasing like Log in with Google
instead of sign in
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Usually when I setup my django with docker projects I do it in such a way that I exec into the container
docker exec -it django bash
and then run management commands python manage.py migrate
This wasn't working (I was getting a DATABASE_URL missing error), and after so
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Describe the problem
We use Fedora consumer for propagating changes from Weblate back to our legacy translation systems. Currently, we don't have a way to know when a translation/source string is being deleted from Weblate other than fetching data via API and comparing them.
Describe the solution you'd like
To keep the translations in sync, we would like to get Fedora/notify messages wh
Created by Adrian Holovaty, Simon Willison
Released 21 July 2005
- Repository
- django/django
- Website
- www.djangoproject.com
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia
Pertinent section of the Wagtail docs
https://docs.wagtail.org/en/latest/reference/settings.html
Details
The Settings reference page is ostensibly organised into category subheadings ("Site name", "Append Slash"...), but since settings generally get added one-by-one with no plan for how they relate to each other, most of the subheadings only have one or two items in them, and so p