Is it possible in Django to reverse URLs within a reusable app such that
the reversing will still work if the app is nested with another? It's
essentially the same question as this stack overflow question
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40709613/reverse-url-in-reusable-app-that-is-consumed-as-a-nested-app>
but the answer there of moving the URLs into the root urlconf seems wrong
to me. For example:
# app2 template
{% url 'app2:test' %}
# app2 urlconf
app_name = "app2"
urlpatterns = [
path("test", views.test_view.as_view(), name="test"),
]
# app1 urlconf
app_name = "app1"
urlpatterns = [
path("", include("app2.urls")),
]
# root urlconf
urlpatterns = [
path("", include("app1.urls")),
]
Attempting to render the app2 template currently results in a
NoReverseMatch due to "app2" not being a registered namespace. If the app2
template is overridden in app1 to instead use:
{% url 'app1:app2:test' %}
the reverse issue goes away. It seems like there should be a way to
mitigate this issue without overriding the app2 template in app1.
Is it not a valid use case for reusable apps to nest the url patterns of
other reusable apps within themselves without expecting to have to override
all places where a URL reverse is done in the nested reusable app?
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