It looks like we have two different behaviors to send emails in django-user-management.
In someplaces we are sending html and text emails and in PasswordReset we only send html emails.
Using incuna-pigeon would make sending emails behaving the same accross the project and would allow apps using django-user-management to customise handlers to send emails.
As this project is compatible with django1.6 and 1.7, I think it makes sense to define the notification handlers in settings.
Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling 280d59592d387e13eb3f49eca21d1c281ba874c4 on use-incuna-pigeon into be3ca0a4c63b0221e16659800c90831d69781978 on master.
Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling e2387e6c5265cb2fbe405df1277afb0807da6230 on use-incuna-pigeon into be3ca0a4c63b0221e16659800c90831d69781978 on master.
Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling ca69ca8f6fed57ff7b20d193c321f8da797ef063 on use-incuna-pigeon into be3ca0a4c63b0221e16659800c90831d69781978 on master.
Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling 0c6ff45ccbe5540860015a900cc77b0bafd31ab5 on use-incuna-pigeon into 6e4d651ed269a86a3ae16b6cfef14f612e73341c on master.
It looks like we have two different behaviors to send emails in
django-user-management
. In some places we are sending html and text emails and inPasswordReset
we only send html emails.Using
incuna-pigeon
would make sending emails behaving the same accross the project and would allow apps usingdjango-user-management
to customise handlers to send emails.As this project is compatible with django1.6 and 1.7, I think it makes sense to define the notification handlers in settings.