Django

Django is a web application framework for Python. It is designed to prioritize principles of reusability and rapid development.
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Hi All,
Firstly thanks for this repo, it's amazing and as you well know saves countless hours (first time using it).
Usually when I setup my django with docker projects I do it in such a way that I exec into the container
docker exec -it django bash
and then run management commands python manage.py migrate
This wasn't working (I was getting a DATABASE_URL missing error), and after so
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Background
Many of our customers use Shopify and other ecommerce platforms to sell their products, to augment the data that can be captured on the front-end store, we also need
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Currently, a couple of operations are not yet explained like: "full rescan", "train faces" and "faces rescan". We should add them to the frontend and make sure that it does not get too long or that we could hide it behind a question mark.
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Describe the problem
Weblate takes forever to scan huge repositories (~150k files), in order to autogenerate a config (I think). I already know what config I want to put in for the repo, so I don't need Weblate to waste its time autogenerating one that I'm going to throw out.
Describe the solution you'd like
An explicit toggle for Weblate to autoscan or not.
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Created by Adrian Holovaty, Simon Willison
Released 21 July 2005
- Repository
- django/django
- Website
- www.djangoproject.com
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia
This is a follow-up to #7724. We display things in monospace in quite a few places around the Wagtail world. The CMS itself supports
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formatting in rich text, and some of our debugging code uses monospace. Outside the CMS, wagtail.org and the documentation display code snippets.It’d be nice if we had an official "Wagtail monospace" font, at least to use in the CMS, and elsewhere as nee