Serve static files via WhiteNoise
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hannahbast
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@dozed I also merged the current master into this one, revised the description and tested it together with the no-slug-mode PR (in production mode). It all worked fine. Please have another look yourself and if you agree, I would be happy to also merge this one. |
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I did a test and the PR looks good to me. Thanks again! |
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By default, Django refuses to serve static files in production mode (
DEBUG = False) in order to encourage the use of solutions for a more efficient serving of static files. We now useWhiteNoise, which does make the serving of static files more efficient within our application, so that we don't have to configure an external service like the web server. For more information, see https://whitenoise.readthedocs.io/en/latest/django.html .