How I am supposed to use django support with buildout?

Hello,

Please make sure that Settings | Buildout Support is enabled and the correct

buildout script is selected.

Note that by default we assume that the buildout directory is the same as

the project directory; in that case the configuration should be autodetected.

Os: Linux (Ubuntu 10.10)

Buildout directory: /buildout/

Django project directory: /project/

I use djangorecipe (which generates /buildout/bin/django script). When

I'm trying to create a "Django Server" run configuration, it always

says, that "django is not importable in this envirionment". I have

only 2.6 and 3.1 (system-wide) SDKs, and my virtualenv SDKs. Nothing

related to buildout (if there should be one).

So - how I should use django with bouildout?

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Dmitry Jemerov

Development Lead

JetBrains, Inc.

http://www.jetbrains.com/

"Develop with Pleasure!"

I have same issue with similiar project structure:

buildout/

  bin/

  project/ # django project

  ...

PyCharm reports that "django is not importable in this envirionment".

Interesting thing is that, if you press 'No' as an answer to "Configuration is still wrong. Do you want to edit it again?" dialog, then project is properly started.

Hello Maciej,

Have you enabled Builout support in the settings dialog?

I have same issue with similiar project structure:

buildout/

bin/

project/ # django project

...

PyCharm reports that "django is not importable in this envirionment".

Interesting thing is that, if you press 'No' as an answer to

"Configuration is still wrong. Do you want to edit it again?" dialog,

then project is properly started.

--

Dmitry Jemerov

Development Lead

JetBrains, Inc.

http://www.jetbrains.com/

"Develop with Pleasure!"

Yes, I have both Buildout support and Django support enabled.

I have message that says Django is not importable but I can start application by clicking 'No' in confirmation dialog (as stated in previous post)

At Buildout support I have:

V - Enable buildout support (enabled)

Use paths from script: /.../somesitename/bin/django

At Django support page I have:

V - Enable Django support (enabled)

Project root - /.../somesitename/project     # but by default it was: /.../somesitename/ only (in fact it doesn't change anything, application runs with both paths)

Settings: development.py

Manange script: manage.py

At /.../somesitename/bin/django script I do have path to django:

'/../somesitename/parts/django',

My project structure is (only interesting files are listed):

somesitename/

    bin/

         buildout

         django

         django.wsgi

    project/

         settings.py

         development.py

         production.py

         ...

    develop-eggs/

    downloads/

    eggs/

    parts/

    buildout.cfg

    devel.cfg

    production.cfg

    bootstrap.py

    ....

If you want to check this strange behaviour it's pretty simple with buildout project I did some time ago for SCT.

Check: http://sct.sphene.net/board/thread/3657/sct-example-project-in-one-minute-with/?page=1#post-3657

to install this application and then 'Open directory' in Pycharm. Effect is same as decribed before (django is not importable but I still can run my project)

Confirmed, when I click "No" project starts properly. Looks like bug to me.