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Used a plain HTML form for DjangoProject login #171
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I'd use a non-blank default, e.g.
Also,
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My idea was to prevent accidentally running a known secret key in production which is why I used an empty default.
Isn't it the case that Django will refuse to start if it detects an empty secret key?
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Right, sorry I was thinking we have test settings here 😅
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but
str()
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Most likely yes, unless you use an integer in your secrets.json but then you had it coming 😅