Creating django python2.7 app

I create a django 1.4.5/python2.7 app but my shell uses python2.6(default webfaction python)

Every time I have to change/alias. (new account)

My question is:

Why have you guys designed it like this? This doesn't make much sense.

If I created an app with python2.7, it must be activated with python2.7

Thanks.

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asked 23 Mar '13, 10:57

Prajwal
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Maybe I'm not understanding your point. If you create an alias in your .bashrc or .bash_profile, you only have to set this once. It will be set each time you login automatically. With various versions of Django and Python, it's best to let the individual set their own default version of python. We may bump the version to 2.7 at some point, but then anyone using 2.5 will have to set a default. So either way a default has to be set by the individual.

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answered 23 Mar '13, 11:21

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