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Good point! I will soon run this whole tutorial again. I can only imagine that there was a new Django version released in the meantime and that's why the name of the setting has now changed. I will update the tutorial so that it uses pinned versions for everything to avoid such conflicts in the future.
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Following your code, I got some error when implementing JWT middleware.
after inserting
backend.middleware.JWTMiddleware',
The issue is my middleware is
MIDDLEWARE = [
[...]
'backend.middleware.JWTMiddleware',
[...]
I found that MIDDLEWARE is the newer version and is not compatible with your code.
the solution is to change my setting into MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES.
I'm new in programming, I don't know if this information is useful.
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