Da CodeKid

> I guess you can export a function that will create the relation and call that function at the appropriate place That's what I exactly did at first. But then,...

This is the only workaround I found. Moving on with this until find a better one. ``` javascript import { thinky, type } from 'app/util/thinky'; const Project = thinky.createModel('Project', {...

This could solve the problem currently I'm facing (or not sure I'm dealing it wrong). I'm trying to use this with `pytest-django`. My environment variables are in a separate file(s),...

@blueyed I was aware of that package as my `settings.py` is based on [this article](http://bruno.im/2013/may/18/django-stop-writing-settings-files/) which suggests `envdir` (original one). But I was skeptical about having one file per setting....

@yzhang-gh , I've tried several extensions but none of them worked for me. I can see the 'marked' highlights on the preview, but I rather see them in the code...

I've ended up creating my own [vscode extension](https://github.com/dacodekid/vscode-mark-highlighter) to highlight the text in code editor.