def determine_selected_profile(self):
# if we find the value in the environment, use it
profile = app_environ_get(self.app_import_name, 'CONFIG_PROFILE')
if profile is not None:
return profile
use_test_profile = app_environ_get(self.app_import_name,
'USE_TEST_PROFILE', '')
if use_test_profile.strip() or self.use_test_profile:
return 'TestProfile'
# look for it in the app's main config file (e.g. myapp.config)
app_config = import_string('{}.config'.format(self.app_import_name),
silent=True)
if app_config and hasattr(app_config, 'DEFAULT_PROFILE'):
profile = app_config.DEFAULT_PROFILE
# Look for it in all the config files found. This loops from lowest-priority config file
# to highest priority, so the last file found with a value is kept. Accordingly, any app
# specific file has priority over the app's main config file, which could be set just above.
for fpath, objects in self.config_file_objs:
if 'DEFAULT_PROFILE' in objects:
profile = objects['DEFAULT_PROFILE']
return profile
def determine_selected_profile(self):
# if we find the value in the environment, use it
profile = app_environ_get(self.app_import_name, 'CONFIG_PROFILE')
if profile is not None:
return profile
# look for it in all the config files found
for fpath, objects in self.config_file_objs:
if 'DEFAULT_PROFILE' in objects:
profile = objects['DEFAULT_PROFILE']
return profile
def _config_profile(appcls):
config_profile = 'TestProfile'
if appcls.import_name is not None:
config_profile = app_environ_get(appcls.import_name, 'CONFIG_PROFILE',
config_profile)
return config_profile