Syntax Error on Raise From in Manage.py because of the shebang line? about msgraph-sample-pythondjangoapp

[jasonjoh]

It's generated code though! :D I don't think changing it is the way to go, it may cause you issues down the road.

From what I see online, the error tends to point to how you have Python installed (multiple Python versions, virtual environments, etc.). For example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46210934/importerror-couldnt-import-django

It could also be related to the scope where you install Django. The instructions have you install it in the user scope. Try this to see if you get the same error.

In an empty directory:

pip install --user Django==3.1.4
django-admin startproject graph_tutorial
python manage.py runserver

Does the app start and can you browse to the welcome page at http://localhost:8000?

[cwoodybutler]

I figured it out - I had like 47 different versions of python installed, and apparently it was using an older one. I got rid of all older ones and it seems like it's OK now. Der, sorry.

[jasonjoh]

manage.py is created by Django when you first create the project. If you downloaded this project, you'll need to run a pip install -r requirements.txt, which should install Django and the other dependencies for you.

[cwoodybutler]

I did do the pip install part, it's a syntax error on the code, it's not throwing an error. Or at least I'm pretty sure it's a syntax error. :)