it's awkward to leave django_assets enabled for unit testing
you need to set settings.DEBUG=True so that it finds files in the app static directories
which means I need to override settings in all the functional tests
Maybe it's worth considering having some "testing" mode in django_assets that enables ASSETS_DEBUG and debug behaviour if Django is running unit tests?
hexsprite
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11 years ago
it's awkward to leave django_assets enabled for unit testing
you need to set settings.DEBUG=True so that it finds files in the app static directories
which means I need to override settings in all the functional tests
Maybe it's worth considering having some "testing" mode in django_assets that enables ASSETS_DEBUG and debug behaviour if Django is running unit tests?