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Added support for Django 1.4 and support for multiple requirements files #35

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andres-torres-marroquin
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I added support for Django 1.4 and support for multiple requirements files.

Any question or doubt, please feel free to ask. Thanks heroku guys, you have been doing a good job.

note; tests are passing.

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Django 1.4 is already supported :)

@andres-torres-marroquin
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The new project structure is bit different. I just tried it and it seems not working for me: https://gist.github.com/7484a84aac4f09b290a8

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We support the new structure. Our quickstart article is being updated for Django 1.4, which is why you came into that inconsistiency.

Essentially, the old 'createproject' command created things at the "app" level, and the new one creates them at the "repo" level.

You can see proper workflow here: #30 (comment)

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I already read it. Please take a look at the code.

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Thanks for the contribution regarding multiple requirements files. I don't think that's the best approach today but I'll definately keep it in mind in the future.


As for increasing the depth of find for settings.py, I don't mind increasing the depth by one, but highly recommend against having a repository structured that way. That's not the intended usage of the new layout.

Also increasing the depth of the settings.py search increases the chance for false positives, so there is some tradeoff.

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Hmm, on second thought, I can merge this. It's definitely an edge case, but a worthy one.

@kennethreitz kennethreitz merged commit d2d3725 into heroku:master Apr 6, 2012
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