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It's very likely that there would be some sort of schema and default values for the keys. For example, a developer sets up the django environment, but then a manual re-creation of all the keys are required. It would be easier if there's a way to define the schema and build it automatically with default values.
Possible Solutions
I'm thinking maybe read a schema toml or yaml file from a fixed location, and we can build a django-admin command to initialize the keys.
Additional context
I think this should be another feature request. For the "string" type keys, it would be good to constraint the values, something like a single choice. Then, we can define what are the valid values in the schema.
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It's very likely that there would be some sort of schema and default values for the keys. For example, a developer sets up the django environment, but then a manual re-creation of all the keys are required. It would be easier if there's a way to define the schema and build it automatically with default values.
Possible Solutions
I'm thinking maybe read a schema toml or yaml file from a fixed location, and we can build a django-admin command to initialize the keys.
Additional context
I think this should be another feature request. For the "string" type keys, it would be good to constraint the values, something like a single choice. Then, we can define what are the valid values in the schema.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: