During packages -o install, remove the admin user that Arches creates by default, and replace with a user (also named admin) from a CSV file that is referenced in settings. This sets the foundation for the automatic creation of default users that are not the admin/admin user by allowing users to set a new path to their own CSV file, in settings.py or (ideally) settings_local.py.
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[ ] Unit tests pass locally with my changes
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During packages -o install, remove the
adminuser that Arches creates by default, and replace with a user (also named admin) from a CSV file that is referenced in settings. This sets the foundation for the automatic creation of default users that are not theadmin/adminuser by allowing users to set a new path to their own CSV file, in settings.py or (ideally) settings_local.py.Issues Solved
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