is django compressor default on django install?
is django compressor default on django install? Is django compressor default on django install? I have been having an issue with whitenoise and django. I keep getting this error: ValueError: Missing staticfiles manifest entry for 'inline.bundle.js' ValueError: Missing staticfiles manifest entry for 'inline.bundle.js' now all the research I have done points that it may be a whitenoise (im using heroku) and a issue with django compressor. But I do not remember installing such a tech. Is it by default? One of the work arounds suggested is to replace django compressor with another. But how? whitenoise Actively researching this, if anyone has had this issue before would appreciate a work around. That looks like an Angular issue. And no, django-compressor is not installed by default unless it is installed by a third party library. – Selcuk Jul 2 at 3:38 ...