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By default, the django development server will serve all static files (images, js, css) at /static/. Unfortunately, The ^static$ url in app.base.urls conflicts with this, and anyone trying to get the registryServer running in a development environment will have troubles.
Is the related view app.base.views.static even used anywhere? The comment a few lines above this makes me think this might be cruft.
Would it be safe to remove this code?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The static view and corresponding URL are terrible. No idea why they're there, but they predate even my involvement with the project. Feel free to remove them.
By default, the django development server will serve all static files (images, js, css) at
/static/
. Unfortunately, The^static$
url in app.base.urls conflicts with this, and anyone trying to get the registryServer running in a development environment will have troubles.Is the related view app.base.views.static even used anywhere? The comment a few lines above this makes me think this might be cruft.
Would it be safe to remove this code?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: