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I'm quite new to django... so it takes some googling to know that I should add the import to use url()
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dokterbob
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May 18, 2020
| #) Import subscription, unsubscription and archive URL's somewhere in your | ||
| `urls.py`:: | ||
| from django.conf.urls import url | ||
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@FoliniC Thanks for the PR. But the proposed code is already in Django's autogenerated Hope you're having a good time learning! Thanks for understanding! |
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I'm quite new to django... so it takes some googling to know that I should add the import to use url()