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antoinemartin / django-windows-tools

Django application providing management commands to host Django projects in Windows environments
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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winservice_install keeps throwing error: KeyError: 'service_name' #20

Closed cdrandin closed 7 years ago

cdrandin commented 7 years ago

I was previously able to get python manage.py winservice_install working fine, but I was previously encountering an error with the services not starting up.

I came across this. In hopes of resolving the issue, so figured getting the most recent dev version would maybe fix things by pip install through git.

This ended up breaking it much more. I am not even sure where I should even get the value from. I have tried passing as an argument --service_name, but winservice_install didn't like it. I tried python manage.py help winservice_install, but didn't provide any insight on passing that specific or any type of relevant argument.

mrbean-bremen commented 7 years ago

Can you say what has changed? Django version, Python version, and/or django-windows-tools version? Note also that the most recent dev version is the same as the pypi version 0.2 - nothing has changed since that release.

cdrandin commented 7 years ago

Uh.if the dev is the same as what's on pypi then literally nothing changed.

Using python 2.7. Django 1.7. django-windows-tools 0.2.

All I did was install through pip via git

'pip install -e git...#egg=django-windows-tools '

Which preceded to upgrade other packages.

mrbean-bremen commented 7 years ago

Try using an earlier version from pypi then - the latest changes have been for Python 3 and Django 1.11 support, maybe it broke something for django 1.7 - try version 0.1.3

cdrandin commented 7 years ago

Reverting back to version 0.1.3 resulted in the package working again.