No support for python3? I am getting: invalid syntax: raise ValueError, "No frame marked with %s." % fname

[emanresu92]

File "/home/user/hosting/cookiecutter/lib/python3.6/site-packages/environ.py", line 114
raise ValueError, "No frame marked with %s." % fname
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Edited by maintainer:

A possible solution is:
#2106 (comment)

[travelspun]

Anyone solve this? Same error for me

[luzfcb]

@travelspun if your error is the same, please, open a new issue in the django-environ ( https://github.com/joke2k/django-environ )describe how to reproduce the error.

[tiborsimon]

For me the issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package.

[hobson]

Same here @tiborsimon

[parnus01]

any update for this error ?

[evilbullet]

same, year 2020

[evilbullet]

For me the issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package.

solved

[webdagger]

django-environ

This worked for me.

[brianetaveras]

For me the issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package.

Thank you! This solved my issue :)

[kayuzee]

For me the issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package.

This worked for me as well! I was looking at my django project as a template but actually needed

from dotenv import load_dotenv
load_dotenv()

Instead of

import environ

[Nandita2704]

For me the issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package.

thanks, I also solve my error through this term

[IMperiumX]

For me the issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package.

Thaks, solved for me...

[Gibsondignity]

For me the issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package.

solved

Solved mine too. Thank you!

[kilicheva]

same, year 2021

[foarsitter]

@kilicheva the same what? Same error? Same solution? Commenting with no information on a closed issue is not gone help anyone.

[mathpadam]

Same error when use it with Python 3.8.5

[foarsitter]

@mathpadam and the solution posted in #2106 (comment) did not resolve it?

[mathpadam]

@mathpadam and the solution posted in #2106 (comment) did not resolve it?

yes it did

[foarsitter]

Sweet, thanks for the feedback!

Any clue on how environ got there? Do you use a virtualenv?

[hobson]

@foarsitter people just install your dependencies one at a time in their environment. So if they typo any of the dependencies in their requirements.txt or environment.yml or whatever they have this problem. It's a know issue with any package manager like pip or conda (or even npm). Hackers use it to get ususpecting users to install malicious packages. Only thing you can do about it is have a very unique and easy to spell/remember package name and contact any other package maintainers that squat near your name.

[CRodz13]

For me the issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package.

Worked for me perfectly. Sometimes youre just in a groove throwing elbows with pip installs and you forget

[amorstoic]

For me the issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package.

[ramona-2020]

Same here 2022

[Rafilek]

Solved: issue was that I installed the environ package instead of the django-environ package. (Ubuntu 20.04)

[GoudekettingRM]

Installed django-environ instead of environ and still get the same error...

[rubenba2]

@GoudekettingRM I get the same. Did you find why?

[ss-sebastian]

Installed django-environ instead of environ and still get the same error...

same here