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Bas Kuunk
21,308 PointsDjango 2.0: Error with namespace in include()
In this particular line of code, I cannot get my namespace properly configured. I found documentation that says you cannot specify the app_name in the include, but it gets very confusing with all that is and isn't deprecated. Can someone give me the line that works? Here are some that in any case don't:
app_name='courses'
path('api/v2', include(router.urls, 'courses'), namespace='apiv2'), path('api/v2', include(router.urls), 'courses', namespace='apiv2')), path('api/v2', include(router.urls, app_name), namespace='apiv2'), path('api/v2', include(router.urls, app_name=app_name), namespace='apiv2'), path('api/v2', include(router.urls, app_name='courses'), namespace='apiv2'),
1 Answer

Jeremy Chen
2,602 PointsIt's deprecated.
correct code for 2.0:
path("api/v2/", include((router.urls, "courses"), namespace="apiv2")),
doc: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/ref/urls/#include
VPD Treehouse
Courses Plus Student 624 PointsVPD Treehouse
Courses Plus Student 624 PointsChange the import line to
from django.urls import include, path