Use django-debug-toolbar 6.1 or later for better support of debugging…#1482
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@sayravai Is this ready to be merged or did it require any more updates? There seems to be a lint error at least... |
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It should be ready, yes. |
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@ihalaij1 sorry, didn't notice the lint error remark. It's now fixed so the PR should be ready for merge. |
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… with Docker
Description
Update Django debug toolbar to version 6+ and use the new show_toolbar_with_docker middleware as the SHOW_TOOLBAR_CALLBACK to show the toolbar consistently on Docker environments without custom workarounds in settings.py.
This only affects the development environment, not production.