Dev: Default RTD_DJANGO_DEBUG to False if not set #11154
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With the docker compose settings file, it is currently necessary to explicitly set RTD_DJANGO_DEBUG to a false-y value to clear the DEBUG flag. Change the default value to False to make the setting more intuitive. The docker invoke script in common passes RTD_DJANGO_DEBUG=t by default so the effective default behavior is unchanged. Signed-off-by: Peter Hoyes <Peter.Hoyes@arm.com>
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As suggested in readthedocs/common#202 (comment):
With the docker compose settings file, it is currently necessary to explicitly set RTD_DJANGO_DEBUG to a false-y value to clear the DEBUG flag.
Change the default value to False to make the setting more intuitive.
The docker invoke script in common passes RTD_DJANGO_DEBUG=t by default so the effective default behavior is unchanged.