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reverse
accepts a urlconf
argument: https://github.com/django/django/blob/master/django/core/urlresolvers.py#L421
For example, if you wanted to resolve an api
URL based on the settings in the project readme, you'd want to use this:
reverse('some-url-name', urlconf='myproject.urls.api')
Hope this helps — this is something I should probably add to the documentation, thanks for bringing it up.
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That's exactly what I need, thanks a lot!
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No problem — I have some thoughts on a better way to do this (see the develop branch), and will probably land them relatively soon if I settle on this approach.
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I tested the dev branch and the new reverse() function is pretty much what I'm looking for, though it doesn't seem to support port number in the domain name yet (e.g, with Django's runserver
). Also, I think a custom url template tag would be a good addition, once you settle on this approach.
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I've updated the version on PyPi with the core this change, although it could use some updated documentation, in case you'd like to update your project's dependencies.
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cool, thanks a lot!
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