| 1 | | After updating Django from 3.0.8 to 3.1.0 it became unusable - I cannot call any manage.py management command in the production environment, where the user does not have root access and has very limited access to the /usr directory (it is a managed environment). Normally everything works fine, as Django projects run within virtual environments. Unfortunately, after the update, the Django code clearly attempts to access /usr directory (even though it is running inside of a virtual environment located elsewhere, within the user home directory |
| | 1 | After updating Django from 3.0.8 to 3.1.0 it became unusable - I cannot call any manage.py management command in the production environment, where the user does not have root access and has very limited access to the /usr directory (it is a managed environment). Normally everything works fine, as Django projects run within virtual environments. Unfortunately, after the update, the Django code clearly attempts to access /usr directory (even though it is running inside of a virtual environment located elsewhere, within the user home directory). After downgrading back to 3.0.8 everything works fine again. |