hi @Dzahn I’ve made several small but important improvements to the Toolforge Django OAuth tutorial (clarified SQLite usage, fixed outdated admin URL example, pinned Django version range, and improved structure/notes).
Please let me know if you’d like me to continue with additional documentation cleanups.

Hi, I’d like to work on this task. I plan to review Help:Toolforge/Java and make small, incremental documentation improvements (clarifying outdated steps, modernizing references, and improving readability).

Added a note clarifying that the “Use UWSGI locally” section is for local development only, and that Toolforge deployment uses the Kubernetes-based webservice backend.

Added a note clarifying that SQLite is mainly intended for demos/small tools and that production tools should consider MariaDB.

Hi, I’ve made initial small fixes on the tutorial page:
• Pinned Django version to a safe range
• Fixed outdated admin URL example
• Corrected a small typo

Hi everyone, I’ve gone through the full “My first Django OAuth tool” page carefully and according to my perspective

Hey, my name is Manoj. Notice the task is already assigned. However, I would still like to help the team looking at the Toolforge Docker tutorial for the Django app using OAuth. Additionally, I will look at the documentation for improvements.