Greetings, friends!
This is related with this ticket:
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/21132While working on this ticket, I was pondering whether we should really fix this or not because one of the core developers said,
"The whole admin is currently built on the idea that the app is named
admin, I think we should just deprecate the app_name argument."
Assuming his/her opinion is valid, my question is "What is the point of fixing something that we would deprecate in a short time?"
Would it be better if we just raise error if someone provided keyword `app_name` argument in AdminSite constructor? This would not break backward-incompatibility because this bug had prevented someone to provide keyword `app_name` anyway.
Thoughts? Of course, it is a different story, if we need to embrace `app_name` keyword argument gleefully.
Cheers,
Vajrasky
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