Django: Multiple url patterns starting at the root spread across files
I am wondering if it is possible to have the standard url patterns spread across multiple files (in this case the project-wide `urls.py` and several apps-specific `urls.py`).

Imagine that the project `urls.py` look like this (got this working):

    from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url
    admin.autodiscover()

    urlpatterns = patterns('',
        url(r'^user/signup/', 'registration.views.signup'),
        url(r'^user/confirm/(?P<code>\w{20})/', 'registration.views.confirm'),
        url(r'^user/profile/(\d+)/', 'profile.views.show'),
        url(r'^user/profile/edit/', 'profile.views.edit'), 
    )

As you can see, I have two different apps that both want to user the urls for /user/*, so I can't just use `r'^user/'` with an include.

My question is: Can I split the above into two seperate `urls.py` files, that each go into their respective app?

*Note: Disregard any syntax mistakes as this was typed in*
Django: Multiple url patterns starting at the root spread across files
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I am wondering if it is possible to have the standard url patterns spread across multiple files (in this case the project-wide `urls.py` and several apps-specific `urls.py`).

Imagine that the project `urls.py` look like this (got this working):

    from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url
    admin.autodiscover()

    urlpatterns = patterns('',
        url(r'^user/signup/', 'registration.views.signup'),
        url(r'^user/confirm/(?P<code>\w{20})/', 'registration.views.confirm'),
        url(r'^user/profile/(\d+)/', 'profile.views.show'),
        url(r'^user/profile/edit/', 'profile.views.edit'), 
    )

As you can see, I have two different apps that both want to user the urls for /user/*, so I can't just use `r'^user/'` with an include.

My question is: Can I split the above into two seperate `urls.py` files, that each go into their respective app?

*Note: Disregard any syntax mistakes as this was typed in*