Just install django-tagging as normal so that it's on the system path
and included in your settings.py INSTALLED_APPS. Then you can run its
tests. Leave it like that.
Then to make it work exactly like you want it to work, subclass it.
Your other apps shouldn't pretend to depend on tagging but inste
Why not create a symlink to django-tagging/tagging in the project
directory? I think it's the easiest way.
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Hello,
my problem is maybe not very specific but more a problem with an
approach. Let's say I want to work on a djangoapp (in this case django-
tagging, the famous tagging app). I'm not very satisified with the
code and want to simplify it.
if I clone the repository I have a folder 'django-taggin
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