Multiple override_settings with environ variable
The following code is not working properly. Exiting the second override loads the original environ variable value.
ATTR=terminal DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=settings python test.py
class Settings(AppSettings):
attr = StringSetting(default='Hello')
S = Settings()
if __name__ == '__main__':
Settings.check()
print(S.attr) # output: terminal [correct]
with override_settings(ATTR='Override1'):
print(S.attr) # output: Override1 [correct]
with override_settings(ATTR='Override2'):
print(S.attr) # output: Override2 [correct]
print(S.attr) # output: terminal [incorrect] <----
print(S.attr) # output: terminal [correct]
pawamoy / django-appsettings
Application settings helper for Django apps.
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