Bill de hÓra wrote:
I do 'sqlreset' every time I change fields in models because it's easier and faster than adding/modifying fields manually. And this happens quite often during initial development cycle. So +1 from me for the original idea.* Change django-admin.py so that the various commands that act on apps -- such as sql, install and sqlreset -- take the *full app name* (e.g. "myproject.polls") instead of the name of the Python module that holds the models. This would have the following subtle side effect: Currently, in the following example app layout... myapp/ models/ __init__.py foos.py bars.py ...the developer has to run two commands -- "django-admin.py install foos" and "django-admin.py install bars" -- to install the database tables for this app. With the proposed change, the developer would only have to run "django-admin.py install myapp", and it'd install both.0; you don't do this step very often.
