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One small issue that I have been having with Django-Mediagenerator is that when using the include_media tag…
{% load media %}
{% include_media 'my_style.css' %}
… an error is thrown unless the my_style.css media bundle exists. However, in some cases, this would mean that my media bundle contains only one file.
Is there a way to avoid creating media bundles for individual files?
It appears that there is no way to do this using Django-mediagenerator. The only way to do this would be to use static-files for some parts, and media bundles for others (defeating the purpose of using Django-mediagenerator).