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What's the best way to handle development dependencies? We don't want to install debug_toolbar and django_extensions for all users of Oscar, just those who plan to hack on it.
Well given that the other commands all use --settings=settings_simple your loaddata probably should use it too... Another option would be to require the user a pip install -r development_packages etc.
My bad - forgot to specify the simpler settings file (which omits all the testing dependencies). Now fixed.
There is a requirements.txt file with the testing dependencies in it. However, I had thought it unnecessary to make users install these packages as they don't need them to try out the sandbox site - hence the settings_simple.py file.
in http://tangentlabs.github.com/django-oscar/#takeapeek requires the user to install debug_toolbar and django_extensions -- this is not installed via python setup.py develop!
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