Getting staticfiles to find subdirectories?
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Roy Smith
Jan 14, 2021, 11:13:29 PM1/14/21
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I'm running django 2.2.
My static directory has a subdirectory which I want to deploy, but as far as I can tell, staticfiles only finds files in the top-level static directory. is there any way to make it recurse and find everything below the static directory, and keep the same directory structure in the deployed static area?
My static directory has a subdirectory which I want to deploy, but as far as I can tell, staticfiles only finds files in the top-level static directory. is there any way to make it recurse and find everything below the static directory, and keep the same directory structure in the deployed static area?
Mike Dewhirst
Jan 14, 2021, 11:24:50 PM1/14/21
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On 15/01/2021 3:12 pm, Roy Smith wrote:
> I'm running django 2.2.
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> My static directory has a subdirectory which I want to deploy, but as far as I can tell, staticfiles only finds files in the top-level static directory. is there any way to make it recurse and find everything below the static directory, and keep the same directory structure in the deployed static area?
python manage.py collectstatic
> I'm running django 2.2.
>
> My static directory has a subdirectory which I want to deploy, but as far as I can tell, staticfiles only finds files in the top-level static directory. is there any way to make it recurse and find everything below the static directory, and keep the same directory structure in the deployed static area?
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