'VirtualEnv don't save django installation
I'm learning about Django from "Python Django 7 Hour Course" mady by Traversy Media on YT. I'm doing exactly the same things as he and everything works fine. But, every time I'm deactivating venv, after reentering, I can't use django-admin and pip freeze is not showing any installation of django. Do I need to save it somewhere? I'm using pip 22.0.3 and django 4.0.3
Solution 1:[1]
After you open your code in the Visual Studio Code or other editor that you use, you should activate your virtual env in the terminal with source .venv/bin/activate (for Linux/Mac) or .venv/Scripts/activate where .venv is the name of the folder of your virtual env that you created earlier.
After that your activated virtual env should appear in the terminal like this:
If not, what it looks like for you? Can you provide screenshots?
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| Solution 1 | StayPerfect |