How to replace socialaccount/base.html usage about django-allauth HOT 5 CLOSED

This is due to:

https://github.com/pennersr/django-allauth/blob/0.58.0/ChangeLog.rst#backwards-incompatible-changes

Since that release, there is no more socialaccount/base.html. Instead, there is a distinction between 2 base templates, the entrance template (all that happens before authenticated), and the account management template. Try:

{% extends "socialaccount/base_manage.html" %}

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I did, but that does not work out for me:

I found #3513, and tried both socialaccount/base_entrance.html
and socialaccount/base_manage.html, but that doesn't use my html (I override account/base.html).

Did I forget to create another template file that would extend my account/base.html?

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There no longer is a account/base.html either. I recommend you to have a look at the allauth templates. The connections page uses:

{% extends "socialaccount/base_manage.html" %}

That base_manage uses:

{% extends "allauth/layouts/manage.html" %}

The account login.html uses:

{% extends "account/base_entrance.html" %}

That base uses:

{% extends "allauth/layouts/entrance.html" %}

Meaning, if you want to provide your own base templates, put them in allauth/layouts/entrance|manage.html.

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oh, okay. And this is not documented in detail, I should just read code, right? Thank you and have a great evening.

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The documentation is indeed lacking in this area, pull requests to improve them are welcome. Note that all this was done so that you can stop copying over the templates. See for example the included example project -- it applies bootstrap styling without overriding the templates at all. Demo up and running here: https://django.demo.allauth.org/

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