add document types and sizes as environmental variables #4165
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…etting to django.env and celery.env. Modified settings.py to read these (doc size was allready implemented)
…etting to django.env and celery.env. Modified settings.py to read these (doc size was allready implemented) changed some environmental vars back to default
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What about this comment on MIMETYPES? Do they need to get modified, too? |
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@gannebamm let's wait for travis to pass, meanwhile can you please update the branch of your PR with the master branch? As you can see it is claiming |
update to upstream master
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@francbartoli I´ve updated my fork and the build has passed. |
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As discussed on gitter on January 15, 2019 12:20 PM I added ALLOWED_DOCUMENT_TYPES and MAX_DOCUMENT_SIZE as environmental variables to the docker .env files.
Both variables work the same as in settings.py.