Hello, Currently one can create a custom command by implementing a Command object in a python module such as "polls/management/commands/closepoll.py". It would be great if Django also supported these commands being implemented in a python package so in this case Command would be found in "polls/management/commands/closepoll/__init__.py". This would be useful when a command contains a lot of logic or code and the developer would like the ability to split up the logic into multiple files to make the code base more manageable. I faced this issue recently when I implemented a command that would be run as a cron job to periodically import data into Django from a legacy system that had some pretty hairy logic to deal with. I've already made the changes to support the feature, it only required a change to the function django.core.management.find_commands() to look for packages as well as modules in each commands directory. I thought I'd run it by django-developers before creating the ticket on trac with the patch. What do you guys think?
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