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Python Django Authentication Users and Authorization Custom User Manager

Michal Strnad
Michal Strnad
1,784 Points

Why use 'password=None' just with the regular user but not with the superuser?

I feel just like I am completely missing something when it comes to the '=None' thing. I just don't know when to use it and why.

nuri jeon
nuri jeon
14,376 Points

I'm really curious about this too. Can somebody help please