(New here, so my apologies if this is in the wrong place).
I was curious if there has been any discussion on adding import faulthandler; faulthandler.enable()
to the default manage.py
generated by django setup.
faulthandler provides very useful information for tracking down weird bugs, and I end up adding it to most projects I work on long enough.
Since it doesn’t seem to be that well known, I was wondering if there would be appetite to change this in django itself.
Adding it to the template manage.py
would mean it wouldn’t affect existing projects and would be easy to remove if it conflicted with custom signal handling that an application wanted to do.
I’m curious to hear some thoughts on this.