Details from @alexkyllo Feb 24, 2020 email:
Django has a dumpdb command that generates a Python script to insert all the data that's currently in the database. I could run that, clean out the user data or replace it with fake users, and post that to a public bucket. As long as it doesn't contain any personally identifiable user data.
The only issue I can think of is it potentially getting stale if the app schema changes later, which could be addressed by providing instructions on how to update it after making a schema change.
50 points
Details from @alexkyllo Feb 24, 2020 email:
Django has a dumpdb command that generates a Python script to insert all the data that's currently in the database. I could run that, clean out the user data or replace it with fake users, and post that to a public bucket. As long as it doesn't contain any personally identifiable user data.
The only issue I can think of is it potentially getting stale if the app schema changes later, which could be addressed by providing instructions on how to update it after making a schema change.
50 points