Hi, can anyone help me solve this error I ran into when trying to run 'migrate.py' for the first time? I couldn't find any issues that already covered this and I only see 'userprofile.User' once, in 'settings.py'
SystemCheckError: System check identified some issues:
CRITICALS:
userprofile.User: (auth.C009)
userprofile.User: (auth.C010)
There doesn't seem to be a way to ignore the SystemCheckError and continue :(
Thank you!!
I am facing with the same issue.
Same here, is there a demo site one could try before working around this issue?
there is no demo site
Hey, I need to know more how to reproduce this error
I am also facing this issue.
- Could you give me more information about your configuration? OS, Python and Django versions?
Ubuntu 16.04, Python 3.5.2, Django 1.10 according to requirements.txt.
- Did you used official installation guide? https://saleor.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html
Yes. Apart from having installed wheel locally in addition (see #552).
- Have you tried docker image? It was easiest way for me to test Saleor
Not tried, want to have a development environment without dealing with docker.
OSX El Capitan/Yes, I used the official installation guide/ Python 3.5.2/Django 1.10
(I'm getting the exact same error with python 2.7,too)
Thanks for helping us!
You can try deploying on heroku to reproduce this error.
You're right - there is problem with django version in requirements.txt. Thanks for reporting it! :)
Fast fix for testing - pip install -U django==1.9.
Thank you for reporting this. It seems Django has recently implemented a new system check that was not in place when we conducted initial testing. This is now fixed on master.
Fix confirmed.
@patrys - Just letting you know:
Django 1.10 also causes an error after clicking 'Place Order' during the checkout process.
Exception Type: TypeError at /checkout/summary/
Exception Value: 'shipping_required' is an invalid keyword argument for this function
Everything is working fine for me after downgrading to Django 1.9. Thanks for helping me get started with saleor
@myulz could you provide a complete stack trace? I've updated dependencies on master branch and "Place order" seems to work fine (Python 3.5, Django 1.10).
@patrys I updated my fork with master after your latest dependency update and I still get the same error on 1.10
stack trace: http://dpaste.com/08QYX1Q
@myulz Good catch, it turns out that under certain circumstances we tried to pass a non-existent field name to manager.create(). Not sure how and why it worked in Django 1.9 though.
Should be fixed now.