Quotes in new projects
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At some point I noticed that when I create a new project, for example in Django, it is created with double quotes in the code instead of single quotes as before.
I completely deleted all PyCharm files and settings, even any mentions in the registry, and used special software.
Then I tried this kind of thing:
I completely uninstalled Pycharm from my Windows computer.
Then I installed Pycharm on Linux and created a Django project and it uses single quotes in the code:
urlpatterns = [
path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
]
Then I reinstalled the same version of Pycharm on Windows, created the same new Django project, but double quotes are used there:
urlpatterns = [
path("admin/", admin.site.urls),
]
I'm going crazy with these quotes, really hope you can help me out.
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Does it happen only when you create it in PyCharm? What if you create a django project from the command line?
Yes, I just created a new Python project in PyCharm, installed Django and ran the project through bash:
And there are also double quotes in the project.
It means that it's not PyCharm-related.
I think it may be django version specific. At some point they may have changed it to double quotes.
But in Linux it is created with singles, why ?