Update quickstart to Django 2.0 routing syntax #6385
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@chrisshyi In your PR, you removed all of the Edit: The Django tutorial doesn't use
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This is what is prescribed in the Django 2.1 tutorial
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I believe the raw string identifiers were not needed in new |
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Thanks @chrisshyi. I've removed them in the latest commits. |
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Yup, looks good. |
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* Update quickstart to Django 2.0 routing syntax * Remove uneccessary raw string identifiers * Correctly import path function * Fix import path to use django.urls This is what is prescribed in the Django 2.1 tutorial
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As a new user to DRF, I was confused when I did the Django tutorial (which uses
path) and then tried out the DRF quickstart and saw that it still used the older (probably soon to be deprecated)urlrouting. I think this will help alleviate some confusion for new users.I believe this was overlooked in #5964.
Related to #5963.
cc @chrisshyi