[gsoc] Starting to write a proposal for shell plus #17869
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Link to the draft of the proposal |
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I believe you can close this PR in favour of your newer one, #18158. |
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Hi Django community! This year, I've decided to try participating in GSOC, and one project that immediately caught my interest is shell-plus. Currently, this is just the first draft and contains the core of what could become the new shell, such as auto-importing models. The idea is to improve this initial patch by creating a new method that users can override to import extra items. I'm not entirely sure about the form this method will take, but I hope someone will offer some good advice. Of course, all changes will be accompanied by tests. Moreover, in the coming days, I'll be working on writing my proposal, and I'll include a link to it in this PR. All feedback is appreciated!