Closed ghost closed 8 years ago
Figured it out! One of the dependent libraries already brought in Flask-Debugtoolbar so I didn't have to manually initialise it again :)
Oh glad you figured it out. What library was it? That is confusing and doesn't seem like something that should typically be done in a library for just this reason.
baseframe is a library that has utilities and static assets required for my company HasGeek's projects. I had requested for availability of Flask-DebugToolbar across all HasGeek projects and it was included. Later when I was coding my own hobby project I tried to enable Flask-DebugToolbar when I was already using Baseframe :)
This happens when I enable the debugtoolbar. I only have / for index, /add and /delete routes.
Thanks!