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Unable to Sync db Django #1063

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vladbelo opened this issue Jan 19, 2016 · 7 comments
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Unable to Sync db Django #1063

vladbelo opened this issue Jan 19, 2016 · 7 comments
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I.Right-click the project node and select Python->Django Sync DB. I receive an error:
Executing manage.py syncdb
Unknown command: 'syncdb'
Type 'manage.py help' for usage.
The Python REPL process has exited

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zooba commented Jan 19, 2016

Are you using Django 1.9? The command has been removed from that version, and we haven't released an update yet that switches to the new command.

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Correct 1.9.1

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aarsan commented Jan 26, 2016

any update on this? i was hoping to switch to visual studio for django development but ...

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zooba commented Jan 27, 2016

Sorry, no updates yet, but we are considering this (and a range of other Django 1.8-1.9 fixes) for a minor update in several weeks. It'll probably only be for VS 2015 users though.

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zooba commented Jan 29, 2016

Dup of #175

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So is the only recourse here reverting to an older version of django?

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zooba commented Apr 7, 2016

Or you can update to our latest release - releases

If you are stuck on VS 2013 and can't get 2015 then I'd suggest opening a command prompt and calling the commands directly (python manage.py migrate etc.). Alternatively, you could use Django 1.6 or earlier, but I think you're best to be on the latest version.

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