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istty check is failing, probably because of the know bug in pip
we are also checking for curses and c
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From a discussion we had about creating a directory structure, it was proposed to use replace(".", "/") in a task script. As this is specific to unix like filesystems it would be nice to have a helper that is OS specific. On Windows it will be \ and on unix like OS' it'll be /.
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Now that Cloud Manager supports Java 11 and lets you configure it using the toolchains plugin
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Hi All,
Firstly thanks for this repo, it's amazing and as you well know saves countless hours (first time using it).
Usually when I setup my django with docker projects I do it in such a way that I exec into the container
docker exec -it django bashand then run management commandspython manage.py migrateThis wasn't working (I was getting a DATABASE_URL missing error), and after so