[Solved]-Pip / virtualenv / django installation issue

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First, you should be setting up the virtualenv with --no-site-packages:

virtualenv --no-site-packages …/my-env/

Then you should make sure that you’ve activated it:

. …/my-env/bin/activate

Or, with virtualenv helper:

workon my-env

Then install Django with:

pip install django
👤David Wolever

4đź‘Ť

Like David pointed out, you should tell virtualenv not to use packages outside your virtual environment (using the –no-site-packages flag). That’s why “which django-admin.py” returns “/usr/local/bin/django-admin.py”

👤César

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