add django-ckeditor to requirements.txt #203
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django-ckeditor is currently only referenced in older migration files. Installing this library therefore IS required when setting up a new installation, even though the package IS NOT required for running the live site. Effort should be made in the future to clean up the migrations to remove this requirement, but at present that does not seem to be worth the effort. |
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When running
python /usr/local/apps/TEKDB/TEKDB/manage.py migrate, I recieved the error,ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ckeditor’. These docs helped me understand what package to install.