Hello, I’m a newbie trying to learn Django,
I followed the exact same steps as described here, and had an error on the 7th step.
the name 'base' is not defined,
I think you forgot to include this line in 'manage.py' on line 5 :
"from project_name.settings import base"
Thank you for this clever idea, Sambhavi! It should help keep my code cleaner, safer, and more consistent from project to project, as well as being a time saver.
Thanks for reading the post Mike. All credits to pydanny's cookiecutter ⭐
Over the years I have learned to take what's required than consuming in a wholesome manner. This is one of those. And I should say it makes a lot of difference when we take things in parts, saves a lot of unnecessary headache.
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Hello, I’m a newbie trying to learn Django, I followed the exact same steps as described here, and had an error on the 7th step. the name 'base' is not defined, I think you forgot to include this line in 'manage.py' on line 5 : "from project_name.settings import base"