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ImproperlyConfigured: Could not find the GDAL library when setting up local environment #1223
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I installed GDAL and set I'm now getting a new GIS-related error:
with the cause being:
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Setting Should INSTALL.md be updated to include the need to install GDAL, or was there something unique about my setup process that broke things? |
I'm now having more GDAL issues while trying to run
Feeling like I missed something important with setting up GDAL :) |
I have got Django and gdal to play on Windows in the distant past, but it's not always straight forward. Have you done the"modify your environment" bits described here: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.2/ref/contrib/gis/install/#modify-windows-environment The other approach that might yield results (and let's you maintain different versions in parallel) is to use anaconda, and anaconda environments. That is often a good bet on Windows when dealing with python libraries that bind to C extensions. It's fair to say it's unlikely this project has been set up on Windows very often, so any tips in the readme will be appreciated. |
Issue and Steps to Reproduce
I've been working on getting WCIVF set up locally, following INSTALL.md. That's mostly worked well except when I come to run
python manage.py migrate
for the first time. I get the following error:I'm currently installing GDAL via OSGeo4W, but I'd love to know if I missed a documented step.
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