Hi,
Perhaps you need to set PYTHONPATH to the location where your app module is located.
HTH
Etienne
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Hi,
Looks like you have added "app.app" in your installed apps _before_ creating actual app with that name. When trying to form environment for executing management command Django fails to find your app.
So either remove that app.app (which seems that it's not even
name of the app you want to have), create your "webapp" app and
after creating it add it to settings.py
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