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If you want to use custom user model,
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DO NOT RUN python manage.py makemigrations/migrate until
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you have created your custom user model,
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otherwise Django will revert to its default User Model.
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Changing from Django's default user model to a
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custom user model is possible, but unsupported
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and prone to many errors. Do this first before anything
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else if that's what you want for your app
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***
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in root dir:
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- activate env
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(linux) . env/bin/activate
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- create your user app
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python manage.py startapp your_custom_user_app_name
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- go to your main project's settings.py file and in the INSTALLED_APPS dictionary add your user app:
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'your_custom_user_app_name'
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see src for model/view/urls setup. Modify as desired.
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- When you are satisfied with your user, run:
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python manage.py makemigrations
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- and then:
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python manage.py migrate
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