Could you provide a solid, minimal example of how you get this case?
I have seen duplicate rendering of nested blocks happen in the past, and it
was because in the resulting template, two blocks wind up with the child
defined in them [this actually lead to me writing a {% reuse %} tag to take
Currently there is a problem (correct me if wrong) when you need to
override the content of an inner nested block.
{% block parent %}
some stuff
{% block child %}
child stuff
{% endblock %}
some other stuff
{% endblock %}
if you are in a template which extends the one above and you
3) Use the only configured backend, if there is only one.
4) Raise ValueError("You have multiple authentication backends
configured; you must provide the `backend` argument to `login`.")
What about defaulting the backend argument to Django's default auth
backend? This way most of the sites
