+1 for uncommenting defaults. > The upside is that if we decide to change a default, > your application doesn't change.
But this can lead to the confusion: looking at your config.py would see defaults that are no longer the defaults.
+1 for uncommenting defaults. > The upside is that if we decide to change a default, > your application doesn't change.
But this can lead to the confusion: looking at your config.py would see defaults that are no longer the defaults.