django-pipeline-forgiving
An extension of the django-pipeline storage backend which forgives missing files.
This was created to solve the problem of using django-pipline with third-party Django apps which have missing files in their css.
For example, running collectstatic against an app using both djangobb_forum and pipeline produced (at the time of writing):
$ django-admin.py collectstatic ... ValueError: The file 'djangobb_forum/themes/default/img/active_forum.gif' could not be found with <nest.apps.core.storages.PipelineCachedStorage object at 0x108d06090>.
Installation
Installation using pip:
pip install django-pipeline-forgiving
Usage
Set in your settings.py:
STATICFILES_STORAGE = 'django_pipeline_forgiving.storages.PipelineForgivingStorage'
Credits
Written by Adam Charnock.
django-pipeline-forgiving is packaged using seed.
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