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> Thanks James for the answer, my problem is to update the various import
in my app to refer to the new file with the code I moved into. At the
moment, the only thing that can help is to have all the view tested to show
an error in the import during the Test Harness.
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> Obviously I have not
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 5:45 AM, James Schneider
wrote:
> There's no requirement that you use views.py, or any of the file names
> that are created using 'django-admin.py',
Thanks James for the answer, my problem is to update the various import in
my app to refer to the new file with the code
There's no requirement that you use views.py, or any of the file names that
are created using 'django-admin.py', and you can create as many others as
you like. You can run an entire Django project from a single file if you
were so inclined. All of the file name references are just for convention
an
Hello everyone! I have a huge views.py about 1200 lines. I would like to
split it in different files moving some classes. Do you have any suggestion
on how handle the import/dependencies in the project?
Thanks
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