A section Introduction in GettingStarted says
We provide a sample project in the downloads section that comes with
app-engine-patch and a zipped Django package pre-installed. You should
change SECRET_KEY in your settings.py to some random value and set your
appid in app.yaml. Also, remove myapp because it contains a view which
allows for resetting the admin user.
I did as it said and see an error "Caught an exception while rendering:
Reverse for 'settings.myapp.views.list_people' with arguments '()' and
keyword arguments '{}' not found."
I think it should say to do "manage.py runserver" and see
"http://localhost:8000/" before say to remove myapp.
following is my suggestion for new document:
We provide a sample project in the downloads section that comes with
app-engine-patch and a zipped Django package pre-installed. Unzip and do
"manage.py runserver" and see http://localhost:8000/. You will see it workd.
Most manage.py commands just work (runserver, test, flush, ...), so you
should be in a familiar environment. If you want to upload your website to
Google you can run "manage.py update". There's also support for removing
unused indexes via "manage.py vacuum_indexes". Note that there is no need
to run "manage.py syncdb".
*NOTICE* Before you upload your website to Google, you should change
SECRET_KEY in your settings.py to some random value and set your appid in
app.yaml. Also, remove myapp because it contains a view which allows for
resetting the admin user.
Thanks
Original issue reported on code.google.com by nishio.hirokazu@gmail.com on 19 Mar 2009 at 2:37
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
nishio.hirokazu@gmail.com
on 19 Mar 2009 at 2:37