I have a customised admin/base_site.html that uses a {% url %} tag to
link back to another page in my application. Now, when I run the
inbuilt unit tests for django.contrib.auth, some of them override my
urls.py with their own urls.py, and hence the reverse() call resulting
from the {% url %} tag can't find my url.
I realise the purpose of the tests providing their own urlconfs, and
it's a reasonable thing to do, also this isn't really a serious
problem - I can just hardcode the url into the template. But it would
be nicer not to; can anyone think of a solution?
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