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Group related settings in some nested struct #2236

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richardebeling opened this issue Jul 1, 2024 · 0 comments
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Group related settings in some nested struct #2236

richardebeling opened this issue Jul 1, 2024 · 0 comments
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Attempt This might turn out to be not (easily) implementable. In this case we'll probably close the issue. [C] Backend Focuses on backend implementation [S] Small This issue should require only small changes.

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We have some settings that could be grouped/nested, e.g.

  • the importer settings
  • the oidc settings (although these are probably forced by mozilla-django-oidc?)
  • possibly the global rewards settings
  • the result computation settings
  • SLOGANS_EN and SLOGANS_DE would probably make sense to have as a dictionary (language-str, list[str])

The biggest problem probably is allowing to still use override_settings for nested settings as well.
@richardebeling richardebeling added [C] Backend Focuses on backend implementation [S] Small This issue should require only small changes. Attempt This might turn out to be not (easily) implementable. In this case we'll probably close the issue. labels Jul 1, 2024
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