Django version requirement? about represent-boundaries HOT 5 CLOSED

We're using 1.11.

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Thanks. I did manage to get it running with 2.2.0. It's just a matter of using python manage.py migrate instead, and also in urls.py it appears to expect this instead:

from django.contrib import admin
from django.urls import path
from django.conf.urls import include, url

urlpatterns = [
    path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
    url('', include('boundaries.urls')),
]

It will start the app in any case, at that point. I may still have compatibility issues though, as python manage.py loadshapefiles results in a TypeError: '<=' not supported between instances of 'int' and 'list' error.

Do you think I ought to downgrade to 1.11 and see what happens? I'm hoping my shapefiles (used in a much older version of boundaryservice) are still compatible, but I'm not sure how to evaluate that.

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The shapefiles shouldn't be a problem. Do you have the full stacktrace for the error?

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I've made the two changes to the installation instructions that you noted.

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I think I figured out the rest. Our old version used something like 'namer': utils.simple_namer(['district'], normalizer=lambda x: x.lstrip('0')), for the name function, and I was missing that I should instead be using name_func=boundaries.clean_attr('district'),. At least I think that is what I should be using. In any case, no more errors. I think I'm good on this!

Thanks for the willingness to help!

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