Re: Looking for common practice suggestion.

An intermediate approach would be to generate an initial_data.json/yaml file and place it in your project's fixtures directory. This at least should be database independent.
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/howto/initial-data/

Brian Schott
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On Jul 3, 2012, at 1:33 PM, Robert Steckroth wrote:

> Hey Gang, I am writing a framework to install django projects to the cloud. Currently I have the user specifying
> the site domain and site name in a config file for the django.sites framework and providing the site_id in settings.py.
> Personally, I change the django.sites entries by issuing mysql commands to the database.
> Can any of you provide the most common/best way that the django.sites object is created?
> Is it usually provided in the settings.py file? Or is a database change your current method?
> The docs don't seem to get into how this object get created. Also, is this object created with the syncdb command?
> Much thanks to any help.
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