That's correct, production and development databases are not related at
all. What I usually do is create a dump of the dev DB and restore it on the
production server.
You'll also need to upload media files as those are separate as well.
On Sun, Mar 24, 2019, 11:48 AM Bobby Neal wrote:
>
> Stupid question... I am assuming that there is no (elegant) way to export
> pages that have been created in the dev environment to include them on a
> production site? I assume that this is against the grain of the intended
> workflow of django/mezzanine?
>
> For example... editing of the About page or other rich text pages... I
> assume the correct work flow is to edit the bones of the site in the dev
> environment... populate that information etc in the production environment?
>
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