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django-socialregistration is currently hard-wired to the sites application. This means it cannot be used in scenarios where the sites app is not installed, or where other methods for assigning authenticated users to sites are used.
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This is true. I've made it that way because the auth methods require to know where to redirect back.
A solution would be to turn it into some kind of internal Site model, that has a domain field which in turn can take a default value from a function, which can be defined in the settings - similar to upload paths for files. And if not, it's using Site.objects.get_current().domain
django-socialregistration is currently hard-wired to the sites application. This means it cannot be used in scenarios where the sites app is not installed, or where other methods for assigning authenticated users to sites are used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: