Only tweak that was needed was to add the overextends tag to the template settings.
Warning The docker dev container may complain about a version mismatch. That'd be due to the checked out versions of -site and -core requiring an incompatible version of Django. If you run into this, there are two solutions:
delete the regulations-site and regulations-core directories in eregs_libs and try again
update your checkouts to 7.1.0/3.1.0 (respectively) or master
It'd definitely be worth trying to structure the -site/-core checkouts differently to avoid that "minimum version" problem. See #482 for a potential solution.
Only tweak that was needed was to add the
overextends
tag to the template settings.Warning The docker
dev
container may complain about a version mismatch. That'd be due to the checked out versions of -site and -core requiring an incompatible version of Django. If you run into this, there are two solutions:regulations-site
andregulations-core
directories ineregs_libs
and try again7.1.0
/3.1.0
(respectively) ormaster
It'd definitely be worth trying to structure the -site/-core checkouts differently to avoid that "minimum version" problem. See #482 for a potential solution.