> a new command is registered. If a clash is identified, we can either: > 1) Raise an error, stopping manage.py > 2) Raise a warning, and > a) adopt the new command > b) ignore the new command > 3) Register the duplicate command with an auto-aliased name - the > appname.command syntax you proposed is probably a good option here. > > Any of these options could be easily accommodated with a slight change > to line 85-86 of management/__init__.py. Preferences? I need to override syncdb for my schema-evolution "plug-in". Maybe some flag in application or in command to allow override? With warnings+ignoring overridden command by default. (Or else automatic scripts may stop working correctly - they would not know about name clash and behave incorrectly, maybe only sometimes, and it can hurt database, for example.)
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