> > I would suggest the following behavior though: > > routes_in and routes out in the _base_ routes.py should be completely > ignored if routes_app is not commented out. > No, it should not. You may have multiple applications, but perhaps only some of them have app-specific routes (i.e., a routes.py file in the application folder). In that case, you want routes_app to match routes that belong to the apps with app-specific routes, but you want any routes that don't match routes_app to fall back to the routes_in/routes_out in your base routes.py file. We do not want to completely ignore routes_in/routes_out any time routes_app is present -- we only want to ignore them for the specific apps that are matched in routes_app.
> routes_app should be always completely ignored in _app-specific_ routes.py > I believe this is already the case. The example file even says, "This entry is meaningful only in the base routes.py." It might be easier if you describe the routing you're trying to do so we can help you with your specific case. Anthony >
