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Thank you for this repo, some great insights for me on how thingsshould be done! I come from a non-Docker background, in which I used to run Django inside a python venv. If I wanted to interact with Django, for example creating a new app, I would activate the venv and then run commands in the terminal. How am I supposed to do that here? As far as I can see there is no venv here, as Docker kinda replaces that. Am I supposed to create a venv from the requirements.txt locally and then use that? Or is there a way to do this in the running Docker container? |
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I found that this is a way to do it: |
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Hi, Yep, and this project creates shortcuts for you to do things like that. If you check the beginning of the readme file it calls out to run commands like There's also |
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