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For me, I ran into this after updating GoogleAppEngineLauncher, but I had not yet run the application. I ran GoogleAppEngineLauncher and it unpacked files and created the necessary symlinks.
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Simply put your sdk to Environment Path
export PATH=$PATH:/home/computer_name/Desktop/google_appengine/
Hope it helps,
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I fixed the problem, just move the google_appengine to /usr/local
direcitory, i used to move to /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-package
, after checking sys.path
, I found it not in it.
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On Windows, Google changed the path of the app engine SDK folder and django-nonrel can no longer find it. You need to edit the file djangoappengine\boot.py
so that it can now find it. On line 50
add the following lines underneath if os.name in ('nt', 'dos')
:
paths.append(r'%(PROGRAMFILES(X86))s\Google\Cloud SDK'
r'\google-cloud-sdk\lib\googlecloudsdk\third_party\appengine' %
os.environ)
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