go-set | Type-safe , zero-allocation sets for Go

The library which saved my day.

$ pip install pytest-django

Looks like your dependencies(libraries) are installed before virtualenv activated too(which is in your global environment).

In your virtualenv activated, run pip freeze > requirements.txt. It will make all the dependencies written in requirements.txt file(Later you can install these by running pip install -r requirements.txt in one go if you happened to delete them somehow).

Then deactivate. Try uninstall one dependency in your global environment(no virtualenv setting) by running pip uninstall Django. See if dependencies in global setting are different than virtualenv setting. if yes, uninstall unwanted dependencies by running like this: pip uninstall dependency1 dependency2 ... dependencyN(use space between then, and pip will take care of them removed).

Now those will have been removed, there will be no confusion hopefully.

you have to use related_name to call the child objects

The error is specific. You are trying to access a dictionary (SCHEMES) using an empty string as key (so url.scheme has '' as its value). Now, dj_database_url will first try to get URL from the DATABASE_URL environment value and if it does not find this variable only then the default will be used. From the error you get it is obvious that the default is not actually used so it tries to parse the url from the DATABASE_URL envirotnment variable. How are you running the collectstatic management command? Try explicitly setting DATABASE_URL before running it. For example, open a bash shell and run something like

In your statement

write in another file and import into setting file

1. Changing Read Preference in MongoDB Compass to Primary Preferred fixed the connection issue.
2. Then I noticed that I cannot modify/delete anything from the GUI, basically I was connected via read-only mode. After looking closely at MongoDB logs I noticed that my PRIMARY set was available at port 27018 and not 27017 I connected to.

I tweaked my mongo-setup.sh to always make set at port 27017 PRIMARY (set priority option):

django-admin and manage.py are not used to set environment variables, so the commands in your question like django-admin set DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=dashex.settings don't make sense.

On Windows, you can run set DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=dashex.settings in the command prompt before running the script. You say you don't want to use the shell, so it might be easier to set the environment variable in the script instead.

So I ended up finding a way to work without setting the settings module as an environement variable. This enables me to use the specified settings by importing all the overridden settings as well as the default settings from:

Create a apps file for configuring your package as an app.