> Anyway, am I overthinking this whole thing?
Yes. The major pattern in Django is that your model objects should have a:
def get_absolute_url(self):
return "/bar/%s/" % (self.id)
Then when you change the URL scheme you can either update your model
objects, or in cases where there are multiple uses of your model
objects (ie, two projects sharing an application), Django also
provides, for your settings.py file, the ABSOLUTE_URL_OVERRIDES
setting, which you can look up in the appropriate documentation.
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