Django doesn't see the static folder in the project directory (where "settings.py" is). Why? And where is it generally better and more logical to create a static folder?

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Your_House2019-10-26 17:27:34

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Your_House, 2019-10-26 17:27:34

Django doesn't see the static folder in the project directory (where "settings.py" is). Why? And where is it generally better and more logical to create a static folder?

Django doesn't see the static folder if it's in the project directory (where the "settings.py" file is), but if you move it to where "manage.py" is or to the application folder, then everything works.

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