By sundraw
I have a Django app running successfully on my local machine. I pushed it to a Github repository and tried to deploy it to Digital Ocean using the new App Platform. I connected the repository successfully but then got an error ‘Sorry, we couldn’t find an app in your repo’.
I tried to read the ‘How To Deploy a Django App on App Platform’, but it is all about how to create a Django app, I don’t really need that.
Are there specific requirements, maybe some special settings, that would help the App Platform to recognize my app?
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👋🏼 @sundraw
For App Platform to detect a Python app, the repo must include at least one of the following files at the root: requirements.txt
, Pipfile
, or setup.py
. We’re working on making that clearer in the error response.
You can refer to the documentation page for more info: https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/app-platform/languages-frameworks/python/#limits
I hope that helps!
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