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does django show migrations command take into account environment variables set in project properties?
I have a function in my django settings which reads the VIRTUAL_ENVIRONMENT environment variable. When I run the wing command django show migrations, the environment variable is not appropriately set. I have set the virtual environment in the python environment of the project properties. I have also added in the inherited environment ! VIRTUAL_ENV = '' Did I do something wrong?
does django show migrations command take into account environment variables set in project properties?
I have a function in my django settings which reads the VIRTUAL_ENVIRONMENT environment variable. When I run the wing command django show migrations, the environment variable is not appropriately set. I have set the virtual environment in the python environment of the project properties. I have also added in the inherited environment ! VIRTUAL_ENV = '' Did I do something wrong?
does django show migrations command take into account environment variables set in project properties?
I have a function in my django settings which reads the VIRTUAL_ENVIRONMENT environment variable. When I run the wing command django show migrations, the environment variable is not appropriately set. I have set the virtual environment in the python environment of the project properties. I have also added in the inherited environment ! VIRTUAL_ENV = '' Did I do something wrong?
does django show migrations command take into account environment variables set in project properties?
I have a function in my django settings which reads the VIRTUAL_ENVIRONMENT environment variable. When I run the wing command django show migrations, the environment variable is not appropriately set. I have set the virtual environment in the python environment of the project properties. I have also added in the inherited environment ! VIRTUAL_ENV = '' Did I do something wrong?