How to check Django version

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I have to use Python and Django for our application  So I have two versions of Python  2 6 and 2 7  Now I have installed Django  I could run the sample application for testing Django succesfuly  But how do I make sure whether Django uses the 2 6 or 2 7 version and what version of modules Django uses

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There is an undocumented utils versions module in Django  https   github com django django blob master django utils version py With that  you can get the normal version as a string or a detailed version tuple   gt  gt  gt  from django utils import version  gt  gt  gt  version get version       1 9  gt  gt  gt  version get complete version        1  9  0   final   0

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For Python   import sys sys version   For Django  as mentioned by others here    import django django get version     The potential problem with simply checking the version  is that versions get upgraded and so the code can go out of date  You want to make sure that  1 7   lt   1 7 1   lt   1 7 5   lt   1 7 10   A normal string comparison would fail in the last comparison    gt  gt  gt   1 7 5   lt   1 7 10  False   The solution is to use StrictVersion from distutils    gt  gt  gt  from distutils version import StrictVersion  gt  gt  gt  StrictVersion  1 7 5    lt  StrictVersion  1 7 10   True

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gt  gt  gt  import django  gt  gt  gt  print django get version    1 6 1   I am using the IDLE  Python GUI

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Run pip list in a Linux terminal and find Django and its version in the list  Run pip freeze on cmd on Windows

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If you have pip  you can also do a pip freeze and it will show your all component version including Django    You can pipe it through grep to get just the Django version  That is    josh villaroyale   code djangosite  pip freeze   grep Django Django  1 4 3

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Django version or any other package version Open the terminal or command prompt Type pip show django  or pip3 show django  You can find any package version    Example  pip show tensorflow  pip show numpy  etc

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If you want to make Django version comparison  you could use django-nine  pip install django-nine   For example  if Django version installed in your environment is 1 7 4  then the following would be true   from nine import versions  versions DJANGO 1 7   True versions DJANGO LTE 1 7   True versions DJANGO GTE 1 7   True versions DJANGO GTE 1 8   False versions DJANGO GTE 1 4   True versions DJANGO LTE 1 6   False

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As you say you have two versions of Python  I assume they are in different virtual environments  e g  venv  or perhaps Conda environments  When you installed Django  it was likely in only one environment  It is possible that you have two different versions of Django  one for each version of python  In from a Unix Mac terminal  you can check your Python version as follows    python --version  If you want to know the source    which python  And to check the version of Django    python -m django --version

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The most pythonic way I ve seen to get the version of any package   gt  gt  gt  import pkg resources   gt  gt  gt  pkg resources get distribution  django   version  1 8 4   This ties directly into setup py  https   github com django django blob master setup py L37 Also there is distutils to compare the version   gt  gt  gt  from distutils version import LooseVersion  StrictVersion  gt  gt  gt  LooseVersion  quot 2 3 1 quot    lt  LooseVersion  quot 10 1 2 quot   True  gt  gt  gt  StrictVersion  quot 2 3 1 quot    lt  StrictVersion  quot 10 1 2 quot   True  gt  gt  gt  StrictVersion  quot 2 3 1 quot    gt  StrictVersion  quot 10 1 2 quot   False  As for getting the python version  I agree with James Bradbury   gt  gt  gt  import sys  gt  gt  gt  sys version  3 4 3  default  Jul 13 2015  12 18 23   n GCC 4 2 1 Compatible Apple LLVM 6 1 0  clang-602 0 53     Tying it all together   gt  gt  gt  StrictVersion  sys version split      0     gt  StrictVersion  2 6   True

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Simply type python -m django --version  or type pip freeze to see all the versions of installed modules including Django

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Django will use the version of Python specified by the PYTHONPATH environment variable  You can use echo  PYTHONPATH in a shell to determine which version will be used   The module versions used by Django will be the module versions installed under the version of Python specified by PYTHONPATH

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Type the following command in Python shell  import django django get version

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you can import django and then type print statement as given below to know the version of django i e  installed on your system    gt  gt  gt  import django  gt  gt  gt  print django get version    2 1

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There are various ways to get the Django version  You can use any one of the following given below according to your requirements  Note  If you are working in a virtual environment then please load your python environment  Terminal Commands  python -m django --version django-admin --version or django-admin py version   manage py --version or python manage py --version pip freeze   grep Django python -c  quot import django  print django get version    quot  python manage py runserver --version   Django Shell Commands  import django django get version   OR django VERSION from django utils import version version get version    OR  version get complete version   import pkg resources pkg resources get distribution  django   version   Feel free to modify this answer  if you have some kind of correction or you want to add more related information

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Go to your Django project home directory and do     manage py --version

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You can get django version by running the following command in a shell prompt  python -m django --version  If Django is installed  you should see the version otherwise you   ll get an error telling    No module named django

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Basically the same as bcoughlan s answer  but here it is as an executable command     python -c  import django  print django get version     2 0

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Django 1 5 supports Python 2 6 5 and later   If you re under Linux and want to check the Python version you re using  run python -V from the command line   If you want to check the Django version  open a Python console and type   gt  gt  gt  import django  gt  gt  gt  django VERSION  2  0  0   final   0

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Type in your CMD or terminal   python -m django --version

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After django 1 0 you can just do this    django-admin --version 1 11 10

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If you have installed the application      django-admin py version 2 0

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You can do it without Python too  Just type this in your Django directory   cat   init   py   grep VERSION   And you will get something like   VERSION    1  5  5   final   0

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For checking using a Python shell  do the following    gt  gt  gt from django import get version  gt  gt  gt  get version     If you wish to do it in Unix Linux shell with a single line  then do  python -c  import django  print django get version       Once you have developed an application  then you can check version directly using the following   python manage py runserver --version

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django-admin --version python manage py --version pip freeze   grep django

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Python version supported by Django version Django version        Python versions ---------------------------------------- 1 0                   2 3  2 4  2 5  2 6 1 1                   2 3  2 4  2 5  2 6 1 2                   2 4  2 5  2 6  2 7 1 3                   2 4  2 5  2 6  2 7 1 4                   2 5  2 6  2 7 1 5                   2 6 5  2 7 and 3 2 3  3 3  experimental  1 6                   2 6 5  2 7 and 3 2 3  3 3 1 11                  2 7  3 4  3 5  3 6  3 7  added in 1 11 17  2 0                   3 4  3 5  3 6  3 7 2 1  2 2              3 5  3 6  3 7  To verify that Django can be seen by Python  type python from your shell  Then at the Python prompt  try to import Django   gt  gt  gt  import django  gt  gt  gt  print django get version    2 1  gt  gt  gt  django VERSION  2  1  4   final   0

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go the setting of the Django Project  there find your Django Version

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