Closed m-terlinde closed 1 year ago
Sure thing, I've edited the readme file.
Reading the text again: do you think I should set DEFAULT_WEDDING_FROM_EMAIL
, DEFAULT_WEDDING_REPLY_EMAIL
and SECRET_KEY
in the localsettings.py
as well?
And if this is okay for you, I'd like to move the Wiki entry to the readme as well, because it's hard to find there.
do you think I should set DEFAULT_WEDDING_FROM_EMAIL, DEFAULT_WEDDING_REPLY_EMAIL and SECRET_KEY in the localsettings.py as well?
You mean the the template, yeah? I think that would be helpful, yes.
And if this is okay for you, I'd like to move the Wiki entry to the readme as well, because it's hard to find there.
For sure. I think someone asked me to set that up, but I've never used it.
I think I'm done now. Everything should be neat and tidy. Didn't run into errors running it with the console
email backend. The output looked valid.
Also migrated the wiki entry to the README.md
. Since I'm not a native speaker, please check, if everything is understandable :).
I think now everything is as wanted? :)
One strange thing and I'm not sure, if it has something to do with the refactoring.
For the send_invitations
command I see, that the text/plain
content part doesn't resolve the URL correctly using the test data csv:
The HTML part seems correct:
I haven't found the root cause for that so far.
Hey hey, sorry for the typos and the waiting time. I've committed your suggestions thanks to the web UI.
great, thanks for the contribution @m-terlinde !
Hey @czue,
I've tried to increase the usability for people to use a SMTP back end. Also, I've created a template for the
localsettings.py
.This should prevent, that users will leak their secrets to a Git repo, because they try to enter their credentials into the
settings.py
instead of thelocalsettings.py
.Hope that helps, Matthias