Fix django templates error when getting static files from Google Cloud Storage bucket #24
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django-storages
by default always generates a signed url for downloading data from cloud storage bucket. That's why it threw an error when trying to get static files for/admin
route. The solution is to telldjango-storages
that default ACL is "publicRead" (since the static files bucket is public), because we don't need to use a signed url. File upload is not affected by this change (upload worked correctly before and still works).For more context you can read this issue on django-storages repo and the part about
GS_DEFAULT_ACL
variable from the django-storages docs.