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Add django command #100
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We can mitigate some of the "multiple spelling" issue, by having django-admin
not as a completely equivalent alias to django
, but as a thin wrapper that invokes django
and prints a message along the lines of
The
django-admin
command is being renamed todjango
. You can keep using either name, they are equivalent except for the printing of this message. For more details on the naming change, see (link to DEP 100).
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Thanks for that suggestion. I've worked it in. I think it'll make it a little easier to start any discussion about it. |
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Love this idea ❤️
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Motivated by a desire to remove confusing papercuts in Django and to follow common convention in the Python ecosystem, this DEP proposes to add a new
django
command equivalent to the existingdjango-admin
command, and to update the documentation to prefer this new spelling.Forum discussion
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