[patch]'django_admin.py/manage.py install app' - confusing models validation

Hello. I have two applications in my project app1 and app2 with defined models and app2 model have error(s).I want to install app1: $ django-admin.py install app1 Error: app1 couldn't be installed, because there were errors in your model: app2.choices: At least one field in Choice should have co

Re: IPython support

Amazing how fast people are answering on that list. Thank you I will move to an svn version as soon as I have completed the tutorial. :-))

Re: IPython support

On 2/5/06, yann Malet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am having a look to Django. Basically I am just finishing the tutorial > part1. and when I used "python manage.py shell" I was disapointed to since > it is not using IPython. Hey Yann, We added that functionality in Django's development versio

IPython support

Hello,I am having a look to Django. Basically I am just finishing the tutorial part1. and when I used "python manage.py shell" I was disapointed to since it is not using IPython. I guess most of you know what it is else have a look to there (http://ipython.scipy.org/). A nice tutorial can be found

Re: content types and packages need reworking for magic-removal

Jason Davies wrote: > I propose: > 1. Get rid of the 'Package' model - is there any use for it now that > the magic has gone? > 2. Replace ContentType's 'package' and 'python_module_name' fields with > a 'model' field. I've submitted a patch here: http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1280 djang