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Python Tools for Visual Studio seems to have some issues with the last version of Django (1.9) :
syncdb is deprecated in Django 1.9, so the Python context menu should now use new commands like migrate, makemigrations... (or better, it would be great to make them customizable depending on framework version we're using!)
Unknown command: 'syncdb'
Type 'manage.py help' for usage.
The "Django Web Project" template seems to generate parts of code using deprecated features in Django 1.9, it would be nice to refresh the templates or to associate each template with a version of the framework (it's not a good idea to start a new project with some features already deprecated in our code!)
It seems that Intellisense needs a little update to deal with new features
In any case, thanks for your great job, it's awesome to be able to use Visual Studio for other technolgies like Python, Node.JS and much more!
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Yep, we've been slow at keeping Django support up to date as they make changes to the library. Ideally we'd contribute debugging functionality into Django rather than relying on implementation details (debugging templates no longer works since 1.8).
Depending on what work we get to do for PTVS 3.0, we may end up with a model that is much easier to update between releases. However, right now it's unlikely we'll get anything fixed before the next major release.
Python Tools for Visual Studio seems to have some issues with the last version of Django (1.9) :
syncdb
is deprecated in Django 1.9, so the Python context menu should now use new commands likemigrate
,makemigrations
... (or better, it would be great to make them customizable depending on framework version we're using!)In any case, thanks for your great job, it's awesome to be able to use Visual Studio for other technolgies like Python, Node.JS and much more!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: