I was just taking a look at forms/forms.py and noticed the lines:
if field.required and not field.help_text:
field_args["help_text"] = _("required")
I'm wondering why this is in forms.py and not handled by the template? If I
want my forms to indicate "required" in a different way (e.g. a red
asterisk), I need to check the help-text in the template, and hide it if it
equals "required". But then, if my user explicitly enters "required" as
their help text, this would be filtered out.
Just wondering the reasoning behind putting this logic here, and if maybe
it should be moved to the template.
Thanks!
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