Published: 26 May 2021 › Updated: 26 May 2021
Trying to Manually set up a virtual environment with pipenv
Route 1
Made a dir
cd-ed into that directory
pipenv-installed django
pipenv-shelled the dir
django-admin started a project
ran the server
Output:
i.e. SUCCESS
Route 2
made a dir
copied Pipfile and Pipfile.lock from a dir where it is installed
cd-ed into the dir
pipenv-shelled the dir
django-admin started a project
ran the server
OutPut:
i.e. Failed.
One day, it will make sense.
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