Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #30643, comment 5
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- Jul 17, 2019, 10:13:31 AM (5 years ago)
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Ticket #30643, comment 5
initial v1 3 3 This statement doesn't clarify anything unless you already know that the default settings.py isn't a standalone file, but is overriding settings in global_settings.py. 4 4 When I read it without knowing about global_settings.py, it didn't clarify anything. I was confused enough to start this ticket, and I'm guessing others will be too. 5 I was under the impression that the settings.py file decides what's enabled and disabled by default, and without that USE_TZ setting in it, django would just throw an exception. 6 Reading that it's disabled by default, while clearly seeing that settings.py had it enabled by default, was confusing. 5 7 If I'm alone on this, that's fine, but it really was confusing when I first read it. 8 9 > Means that if you don't provide USE_TZ setting then time zone support is disabled. 10 11 I feel like if you have to explain it to me here, the documentation didn't adequately explain it in the first place.