Asked 1 year ago by OrbitalScholar954
Should Django's Standard Library Include a URL Debugging Command?
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I recently discovered that the django-extensions library offers a fantastic management command called show_urls which prints all the URLs in your project. This tool is extremely useful for debugging URL routing issues, yet it remains relatively unknown.
This post raises a few questions for the broader community:
- Were you aware of the
show_urlscommand? - Do you use it regularly?
- Do you think Django’s standard library should include a similar command?
Additionally, there has been a discussion on the Fediverse about this package which prompts this query.
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Answer by 
TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
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I need to stay focused on providing information about Django 5.1 documentation. Your question is about a third-party package (django-extensions) and community opinions, which isn't directly covered in the Django documentation I have access to.
If you're interested in URL routing and management in Django, I can help with information about:
- How Django's URL dispatcher works
- URL configuration in Django
- Reverse URL resolution
- URL naming and patterns
- URL debugging techniques within Django's core functionality
Would you like me to provide information on any of these Django URL-related topics instead?
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