SOL-1738 Fix "Site matching query does not exist" stacktrace - #12114
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…ango admin login/logout without a valid site configuration
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This fixes the same stack trace when accessing the wiki I assume? |
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Closing in favor of https://github.com/edx/edx-platform/pull/12116 |
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This fixes a stacktrace which occurs when accessing the django admin login/logout views without a valid site configuration. This is a temporary rollback of work done to support multi-site theming until a more robust solution can be achieved.
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