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We currently load environment variables using django-environ in settings.py. However, django-environment only supports Django up to around version 2. Since we aim to use the latest Django LTS (version 3.2 #848) we should remove django-environ.
Remove django-environ and use os.getenv instead. Any code using environment variables should be allowed to have a None value for the environment variable, with sensible defaults.
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We currently load environment variables using django-environ in settings.py. However, django-environment only supports Django up to around version 2. Since we aim to use the latest Django LTS (version 3.2 #848) we should remove django-environ.
Remove django-environ and use
os.getenv
instead. Any code using environment variables should be allowed to have a None value for the environment variable, with sensible defaults.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: