Alexander

a maybe little off sidenote: it maybe would be better to use "is None", "is not None" instead of using != == for None comparisons as None is an integer...

you may need: ```python ... output: { publicPath: 'auto', }, ... ``` in the webpack config.

better: ``` python def service_worker(request): return FileResponse(open(app_settings.PWA_SERVICE_WORKER_PATH, 'rb'), content_type='application/javascript')

anyway this is also not clean. Better would be to use the file API of django as it could also handle aws and co

Whenever I try to propose an improvement (e.g. basing on the python image) and look through the code, I learn more and have to abandon my idea because it is...

I first misread the code. You seem to be affected the same. One way to prevent the stack issue would be to transform many calls into generators

what do you think about the idea to use a rust parser for more performance and to easily synchronize the fix between both (and probably more) projects? Rust can be...

I lack knowledge of rust and can learn it just slowly (not much time)

A way to find out the virtualenvironment path would be helpful to package web applications. No need to adjust the environment. At best some command like: from pipfile import get_venv_path...

I found a solution for pipenvs location problem: put PIPENV_VENV_IN_PROJECT=true into environment. then the virtual environments will appear deterministic in the .venv subfolder