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Use get_internal_wsgi_application in Django 1.4 #36
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Mimic the runserver command that ships in Django 1.4 and up more closely. By default, that command gets the WSGI handler by calling `get_internal_wsgi_application()`. Without this change, the `runserver` command ignores the `WSGI_APPLICATION` setting in Django 1.4
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So I ran |
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Yeah, this is expected, flake8 got much more pedantic recently, I'll fix this before merging. |
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You don't have to pull in 80e7a0a as it was an attempt to quell (what I thought) was the flake8 error. |
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Mimic the runserver command that ships in Django 1.4 and up more
closely. By default, that command gets the WSGI handler by calling
get_internal_wsgi_application(). Without this change, therunservercommand ignores the
WSGI_APPLICATIONsetting in Django 1.4.By ignoring the setting, the runserver command will not apply any
WSGI middleware in the wsgi.py file.
If
get_internal_wsgi_applicationis not available for import, revert backto the previous
WSGIHandler()function.