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If STATIC_ROOT and MEDIA_ROOT are defined in settings.py, django-json-settings should not override them and force their re-definition in a local json file. Currently parsed django settings should be checked as well as the just-loaded env vars.
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I agree (2 years later). It is a terrible choice to introduce "magic" variables; someone might find their STATIC_ROOT point to a /var/ somewhere even though it doesn't appear to be specified like that anywhere in their project. It could cost a developer a lot of time to figure out that it's your library that is messing with these settings quietly.
If STATIC_ROOT and MEDIA_ROOT are defined in settings.py, django-json-settings should not override them and force their re-definition in a local json file. Currently parsed django settings should be checked as well as the just-loaded env vars.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: