Add an option to disable unicode in slugs #707
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Default is still allow_unicode=True, add "BLOG_UNICODE_SLUGS" setting. Relative to nephila#707. Update black version in .pre-commit-config.yaml.
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Default is still allow_unicode=True, add "BLOG_UNICODE_SLUGS" setting. Fix #707.
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Default is still allow_unicode=True, add "BLOG_UNICODE_SLUGS" setting. Fix #707. Co-authored-by: Corentin Bettiol <[email protected]>
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Description
Some people may not want to have unicode chars like
ùoröin their slugs. Adding an (optional) setting would help.Use cases
Let slugs be auto-generated like before, but replace all unicode chars by ascii-ones (like django does when there's no
allow_unicode=True).Proposed solution
Update this line, try to get a setting
DJANGOCMS_BLOG_UNICODE_SLUG(default = True, if it does not exist = True), and pass this value toallow_unicode.Alternatives
Another way to do that is to manually edit the slug.
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Will create a PR soon.
edit: added a pr!
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