While developing sometimes I need to change some models, and django-admin.py install app complains about already created tables. Since Django does some magic depending on the meta.*Field() I choose, I don't want to mess with ALTER TABLES and end with a wrong database schema.
So I've chained some commands to facilitate starting (almost) clean:
django-admin.py init & django-admin.py install admin & django-admin.py install myapp & django-admin.py createsuperuser
To speed up things, allow createsuperuser to accept three arguments. This is what I would like to do:
django-admin.py init & django-admin.py install admin & django-admin.py install myapp & django-admin.py createsuperuser username email password
A minor feature, but while trying to get the models properly done, typing the admin login information is what slows me down more :)
