I think I'll have a patch for this soon, but I thought I'd make you aware. The initial syncdb will fail a couple of times (even with the --migrate flag) unless you DON'T create a superuser right away. It will resolve itself if you run the command again, but then you'll run into another issue: contrib.sites hasn't been initialized for some reason. So I did this:
./manage.py shell
from django.contrib.sites.models import Site
new_site = Site.objects.create(domain='localhost:8000', name='localhost')
print new_site.id # '1'
And added SITE_ID=1 to the settings_local.py
I'm going to try to fix your bootstrapping issue with contrib.sites, but it's been a while since I wrote installation commands. I'll hopefully have a pull by Friday.
I think I'll have a patch for this soon, but I thought I'd make you aware. The initial syncdb will fail a couple of times (even with the --migrate flag) unless you DON'T create a superuser right away. It will resolve itself if you run the command again, but then you'll run into another issue: contrib.sites hasn't been initialized for some reason. So I did this:
./manage.py shell
And added
SITE_ID=1
to thesettings_local.py
I'm going to try to fix your bootstrapping issue with contrib.sites, but it's been a while since I wrote installation commands. I'll hopefully have a pull by Friday.
PS: I'm foenix on irc4.oftc.net/#vhs