Problem with adam's solutions is then where do you place the
project's urls.py, asgi.py and wsgi.py? Normally they are in the project
dir next to settings.py.
With regards to two dirs with same name, I call the outer dir 'src', which
usually has related files/dirs for the project next to it,
Models and URLSs (kind of) are namespaced by the *app_label*.
I am making a Django CSS app to open source, and it requires settings. For
now I am just going to copy DRF and use a dict to avoid collisions.
What if in *settings.py* we could do something like this (where one has an
app with an
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/33872
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