The folder templates/admin/ handles only Django admin site templates. Those templates do not belong there.
For each templates, add it to it's correct app directory. For templates on account, add to core/templates/core/ following django's app dirs convention.
For templates that belong to the front end, put them in a separate repo on the organisation.
OR, you could also place all templates on a separate repository all together. Which is what you should have been doing from the begining 😑.
SamuelNw
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2 years ago
The folder
templates/admin/handles only Django admin site templates. Those templates do not belong there.For each templates, add it to it's correct app directory. For templates on account, add to
core/templates/core/following django's app dirs convention.For templates that belong to the front end, put them in a separate repo on the organisation.
OR, you could also place all templates on a separate repository all together. Which is what you should have been doing from the begining 😑.