.gitignore for secret_key.py doesn't work unless secret_key.py isn't already being tracked, but Django complains if the file doesn't exist before it first runs. This leaves the file non-existent until the user first runs vagrant up. This means new instances that don't use vagrant up will need to create a secret_key.py file themselves.
.gitignore for secret_key.py doesn't work unless secret_key.py isn't already being tracked, but Django complains if the file doesn't exist before it first runs. This leaves the file non-existent until the user first runs vagrant up. This means new instances that don't use vagrant up will need to create a secret_key.py file themselves.