> > Does any one else agree if the AppEngine environment could provide
> this as a feature, so its not part of the application but rather a
> part of the environment?
If you make your configuration a db.Model subclass instance, you can
modify it in production without loading a new version.
That is
class ApplicationConfiguration(db.Model):
debug_mode = db.BooleanProperty()
admin_email = db.StringProperty()
and so on.
On Jan 4, 6:30 pm, Devraj Mukherjee <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> My AppEngine application is written in Python. As the application code
> base becomes larger are experiencing the need to use configuration
> variables for our own applications. Example are we running in Debug
> mode or not, admin email addresses (used to send internal
> notifications) etc.
>
> Currently we are maintaining this in a common Python file as varaibles.
>
> Does any one else agree if the AppEngine environment could provide
> this as a feature, so its not part of the application but rather a
> part of the environment?
>
> Would appreciate comments.
>
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