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• Chores
  • Updated deployment and startup scripts to ensure Tailwind CSS assets are built and initial fixture data is loaded automatically.
  • Added a default English locale to the initial database fixtures.

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The deployment and entrypoint scripts were updated to include steps for building Tailwind CSS assets and loading fixture data into the database. Additionally, the fixture file was modified to add a new locale entry for English. No changes were made to error handling or the structure of public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
deploy_prod.sh	Added ./manage.py tailwind build command after migrations and before static file collection.
entrypoint.sh	Inserted ./manage.py loaddata fixtures.json after Tailwind build and before static files.
pythonkr_backend/fixtures.json	Added a wagtailcore.locale entry with PK 1 and language code "en".

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Tailwind CSS and fixtures there.
English locale joins the crew,
Ready for what the users do.
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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

entrypoint.sh (1)

11-11: Load fixtures immediately after asset build.

Inserting ./manage.py loaddata fixtures.json right after tailwind build ensures locale and page data are populated before static collection. As an optional improvement, add set -e at the top of this script to fail fast on any command error and avoid partial initialization.

deploy_prod.sh (1)

32-32: Add Tailwind build to production deployment.

Including ./manage.py tailwind build between migrations and fixture loading aligns the production flow with your entrypoint. To guard against silent failures in production, consider enabling set -e or adding explicit error handling around these critical steps.

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• deploy_prod.sh (1 hunks)
• entrypoint.sh (1 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (1)

pythonkr_backend/fixtures.json (1)

12-18: Validate fixture ordering and dependencies.

The new wagtailcore.locale entry is correctly placed before any wagtailcore.page entries that reference its pk, preventing foreign-key constraint errors during loaddata. JSON syntax, commas, and object structure are valid.