#28367: howto handle different apps with same custom management command names?
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Reporter: stephanm | Owner: nobody
Type: Uncategorized | Status: new
Component: Uncategorized | Version: 1.11
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Hi,
I have one question where I didn't find the answer in the docs.
If I have two django apps:
- app1
- app2
and both apps have lets say a custom management command called:
- importdata
Actually I do the following:
In every app I prepend the custom command name with the app name,
so in my case the custom commands would be named:
- app1_importdata (for app1)
- app2_importdata (for app2)
But what is the official "correct" way?
Does there exist some sort of namespace like:
- app1.importdata
- app2.importdata
or it is planned (in Django 2.x)?
If I have two external apps not programmed by myself
and both have one same-named management command...
how do I solve the problem?
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