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Environments
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When deploying to multiple environments (development, staging, production, etc.), you'll likely want to deploy different configurations. Each environment/configuration should have its own file in ``youmap/settings`` and inherit from ``youmap.settings.base``. A ``dev`` environment is provided as an example.
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By default, ``manage.py`` and ``wsgi.py`` will use ``youmap.settings.local`` if no settings module has been defined. To override this, use the standard Django constructs (setting the ``DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE`` environment variable or passing in ``--settings=youmap.settings.<env>``). Alternatively, you can symlink your environment's settings to ``youmap/settings/local.py``.
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You may want to have different ``wsgi.py`` and ``urls.py`` files for different environments as well. If so, simply follow the directory structure laid out by ``youmap/settings``, for example::
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wsgi/
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__init__.py
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base.py
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dev.py
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The settings files have examples of how to point Django to these specific environments.
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