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Python Django Basics Django Templates Step by Step

Christopher Shaw
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Remember to 'createsuperuser' for the new workspace

Took me a few failed attempts to login to the admin before I realized that I was working in a new workspace and would have to create the super user again!

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claudiacuevas
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claudiacuevas
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This tip is still relevant. For those of you who are seeing this, I suggest you run the below commands assuming you are in the learning_site directory in the console:

  1. You will need to apply new migrations so run ./manage.py migrate in the console
  2. In order to log into the admin view, like Christopher suggested, run ./manage.py createsuperuser in the console and insert the account information