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Project name [PROJECT]: premium-support
Project author [Lincoln Loop]: Michael
Development server [dev.lincolnloop.com]: [redacted]
Repository location [cambridge.lincolnloop.com]: [redacted]
[9/29/11 4:30:05 PM] Chris: can't use dashes for your module name
[9/29/11 4:30:12 PM] Chris: it should probably protect against you trying to
[9/29/11 4:30:39 PM] Chris: add an issue in github for that
So....here it is.
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I ran
django-startproject.py premium-support
and filled out the information as follows:
Project name [PROJECT]: premium-support
Project author [Lincoln Loop]: Michael
Development server [dev.lincolnloop.com]: [redacted]
Repository location [cambridge.lincolnloop.com]: [redacted]
After that, I ran
pip install -r requirements.pip
and then
pip install -e .
This went okay.
Finally, I ran
manage.py syncdb
and it bombed out with invalid syntax:
http://dpaste.de/tzy8Y/
Chris asked me to file an issue for this:
[9/29/11 4:30:05 PM] Chris: can't use dashes for your module name
[9/29/11 4:30:12 PM] Chris: it should probably protect against you trying to
[9/29/11 4:30:39 PM] Chris: add an issue in github for that
So....here it is.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: