Ah, no. I'm just no longer on the IndieWeb. In the future? Maybe. But it's not your outgoing webmentions that are broken in any case. :) Thanks for that recommendation! I'll update the blog post soon.
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Environment values are strings. True becomes "True" and False becomes "False".
And, well, what does "False" evaluate to? True. True.
I think the best way to handle settings with Django is to use django-environ. Not only does it handle .env files. It also has a lot of utility methods for converting values to native python types ( bool, list etc..) and using database urls. It's great.
My airbot settings.py uses it. My airbot settings also lets you specify the path for your .env with the ENV_FILE environment variable, so you can create different files for different environments.
My airbot settings.py uses it. My airbot settings also lets you specify the path for your .env with the ENV_FILE environment variable, so you can create different files for different environments.
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