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I'm not really sure why a framework would take a position where something is important (and probably requested enough) to put it in the official documentation..
by sandGorgon 10y ago
I'm not really sure why a framework would take a position where something is important (and probably requested enough) to put it in the official documentation.... but not make it part of the core.
I fear we-barely-tolerate-it syndrome.
- morgante 10y agoIt's entirely possible to do in core without any extensions. It seems like you're just coming up with ridiculous excuses to not use DRF.
- sandGorgon 10y agoI'm willing to learn. I don't understand why you term it as "ridiculous", when the official documentation points to an external package. Is the documentation wrong ? If there's another way...why does it not get mention there? From my perspective, this is weird.
- morgante 10y agoFirst of all, why can't you use an external package? If all you want is URLs which look like "/api/people/morgante/comments/3000/" it's easy enough to construct those simply as standard viewsets. They're totally normal.