handle Django 1.10/1.11 with MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES correctly#189
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In the case of Django 1.10/1.11, the `MIDDLEWARE` attribute is there, but may be set to `None` if the old `MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES` setting is still used. This change will also ensure that the correct setting name is used in the error message of the management command. fixes elastic#188
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In the case of Django 1.10/1.11, the
MIDDLEWAREattribute is there,but may be set to
Noneif the oldMIDDLEWARE_CLASSESsetting is stillused.
This change will also ensure that the correct setting name is used in the
error message of the management command.
fixes #188