Quite often I have to make small changes to the original code when I'm using default/3rd part apps. Take an example of setting constrains for password, the default SetPasswordForm in django.contrib.auth.forms and RegistrationForm in django-registration don't have any. So I have to subclass them and add in the checks. So is there a best practice of where to place these subclasses? As in one project I may need to define many subclasses from various default/3rd part apps, should I create a utility app and put all of them there? (From the past experience I'm a bit concerned about this, as it could be a source of pain when I moved stuff from test to WSGI/apache)
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