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Alright, maybe I haven't uncovered the capability yet through RTFM. However, a bit on a deadline and thought to ask the community if this is even possible.
Looking to be able to utilize Django project as an app wrapper if you will and each app would be its own "site" the domain however won't change, but we need this to de dynamic for the urls.py configuration.
i.e.
domain.com/appOne
/appTwo
/appThree
.....
Is there a way to have the root urls.py be dynamic to where each new app is a new url path? without the need to update the urls.py in the root?
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