On Feb 10, 4:47 am, Nuno Maltez <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a similar problem, except that I'm using Django 0.96 included
> in the SDK and App Engine Helper for Django rev 53 (following the
> instructions in the README, it's the latest revision that works with
> 0.96). Updating to r73 would mean having to update to a more recent
> version of Django and include it in my project, which was not in my
> plans.
>
> I get the following Warning followed by an Error when I try to access my app:
>
> WARNING:root:Blocking access to skipped file
> "/home/nuno/tmp/work-i18n/.google_appengine/lib/django/django/foo"
That WARNING line is what is causing your trouble. SDK 1.1.9 blocks
relying on files that will not be uploaded with your application,
including anything in a directory starting with a dot,
e.g. .google_appengine. Thus when the Django helper tries to import
django it gets blocked by dev_appserver since the SDK is living in a
place that will not be uplaoded with your application.
The fix should be not use the Django helper's little trick of keeping
your SDK in .google_appengine but instead actually install it, or at
least keep it outside of your app directory. That should prevent the
skipped file blocking from interfering with your imports.
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