Closed davidfischer closed 10 years ago
One option for installing our requirements (eg. webtest) we could do pip install -r https://raw.github.com/pythonsd/test-driven-django-development/master/myblog/requirements.txt
Good idea, otherwise it can be a bit clunky to right-click and download the requirements.txt file to the right directory.
Had another problem with someone not installing django-webtest and WebTest.
I think we should also reiterate (right after the first time django_webtest is imported) that if you're getting a "No module django_webtest" error you need to go install the requirements as mentioned in Getting Started
We can have an "FAQ" section at the end as well to put miscellaneous Q&A.
On Sat, Nov 2, 2013 at 2:16 PM, Trey Hunner notifications@github.comwrote:
Had another problem with someone not installing django-webtest and WebTest.
I think we should also reiterate (right after the first time django_webtest is imported) that if you're getting a "No module django_webtest" error you need to go install the requirements as mentioned in Getting Started
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Is this resolved by #56?
My perspective would be #56 closes this issue.
Make pip a proper prerequisite and/or have a good explanation on how to install it and our tutorial's dependencies.