IMHO installing a new app should require user intervention. I don't want to see new apps magically popping out and I don't want to dynamically load anyone else's settings.py. I love the code I get from pluggable apps but I prefer to keep settings.py for myself... Why not have a manage.py *installapp* command that takes an app folder and adds its code and documentation to the current project. Among other things it can do is to create a symbolic link to the new code and append settings.py with the app-specifics settings. installapp will not rewrite settings.py but only add code to its bottom, adding app-specific blocks with the apps variables and defaults. installapp can also scan the included documentation to create some project-wide files like AUTHORS.txt and LICENSE.txt. It can also get me what I need most - project docs with reference guides for templatetags and url names.
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