Re: Updating Django project from 1.4 (if not older) to 1.7

Maybe a long shot... but if the project was designed to run in a virtualenv, then there may be a requirements.txt file which will describe what is needed to run it, including the Django version. On Saturday, 6 September 2014 22:30:35 UTC+2, Abdulla Al-Khenji wrote: > > Hello all, > > I have been

Re: Updating Django project from 1.4 (if not older) to 1.7

It depends on a lot of things. 1. You can try running: python from django import get_version print get_version() 2. If you don't see manage.py in the root directory, you are probably using a very old version of django. I would start by creating a virtualenv running an early version of Django (m

Updating Django project from 1.4 (if not older) to 1.7

Hello all, I have been assigned with updating a Django project that was last developed in 2012 to the latest version, fixing bugs, and security issues, and updating deprecated code to match the latest version. Couple of questions I couldn't answer myself: 1) How can I check which version this