Tobi

@twidi Had the same issue, did you find a workaround?

Hey @mascDriver, I haven't tried rocketry yet but I guess the easiest way to run something like this with django would be to run it in an entirely separate process...

@Koed00 I hope that your problems have been completely resolved and if not, that you are at least getting there. Thanks for your work on django-q. I think @1oglop1's suggestions...

When I try to access the `/rss.xml` path in my project (coltrane integrated in an existing django project), I get a message telling me to add `COLTRANE_SITE` to my `.env`...

> I'm also wondering if falling back to the Site framework would make sense at least for integrated mode? I just read the Django sites framework documentation and I don't...

> I wonder if changing `COLTRANE.SITE` to `COLTRANE.SITE_URL` or `COLTRANE.DOMAIN` would be more clear? I'm onboard with either of those changes. Yes, I think it would be clearer, `COLTRANE.SITE_URL` seems...

> @Tobi-De custom command + supervisor fit my needs too, however I wonder how to pass `args` and `options` to the task. Could you help? @paolodina I'm not very familiar...

> Thanks for the links, I'll read them again. > > About the use case, I have a regular pre-existing Django command for importing stuff that I can run manually....

I want to work on this, especially the tags and publishDate options. In the code you already parse the `date` keyword. I assume that `publishDate` will work the same way....

I tried and you can already have something like this in the frontmatter ```md --- tags: - javascript - django - python --- ``` and it will parse it as...