Sunday, June 16, 2013

Re: Application Migration form Django 1.3 to Django 1.5

2013/6/16 Sandeep kaur <mkaurkhalsa@gmail.com>
I have this Web application made in Django 1.3. And now when I use it
on Django 1.5, it does not work. It give error as no module simple.
So, Is there any migration tool
to make my application work easily on 1.5 version without manually
making lot of changes?
You help will be appreciated.

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Hi,

I did exactly the same thing a while back. Unfortunately there isn't any easy way to do what you want. What I would recommend is to first migrate the settings so that they represent the new way of setting up a django project. The way I did that, was I created a new django project with 1.5 and just made sure that the settings where in the same place in the old project.

Apart from that there are a couple of small things that didn't work. We had procedure based views, they had to be migrated to class based instead. 

You will have to migrate everything slowly and test, test, test....

Regards, 

Andréas

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