Andrea Casini

I have solved this issue when I switch to Alpine Linux. Here's my dockerfile: ``` FROM python:3.6-alpine3.7 ENV PYTHONUNBUFFERED 1 RUN addgroup -S django \ && adduser -S -G django...

@pydanny Fresh news: django-maintenancemode-2 now supports Django 1.11 :)

We still are using a backup script exactly as the one suggested by @foarsitter. However such script is run locally, so in my opinion it feels "outside" the Docker workflow...

@webyneter @foarsitter Since this has become mandatory for my project I will share with you my solution. This [article](https://roboslang.blog/post/2017-12-06-cron-docker/) and this [repository](https://github.com/peterrus/docker-s3-cron-backup) have been very useful. Here's the changes that...

@shonin sorry but I am not sure that this issue is related with `django-manifest-loader`. Webpack is still a little magical to me so I am not sure who to blame...

My previous [comment](https://github.com/shonin/django-manifest-loader/issues/42#issuecomment-780100641) was too overkill :) In my case, I finally solved this issue with the following settings: ### Webpack configuration ``` .... output: { path: path.resolve(__dirname, "dist"), publicPath:...

Any update on this? It was a very useful feature..