old-djangae-scaffold
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Barebones Djangae application for those who want to hit the ground running!
giving me an error on google.appengine imports. the project structure is as described in the following image. 
As per [Djangae Issue 966](https://github.com/potatolondon/djangae/issues/966) we should be using `gcloud app deploy` instead of `appcfg.py` for all deployment activities. This involves updating app.yaml to remove deprecated options.
This is a bug that may not be relevant, but I am getting `ImportError: No module named msvcrt` when running djangae scaffold locally on Windows 10. I've found [this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25915164/django-1-7-on-app-engine-importerror-no-module-named-msvcrt) url...
Note: Originally posted this on https://github.com/potatolondon/djangae/issues/956 Hey, I've tried using the new google-cloud-storage libraries with djangae, but they don't work out of the box because they use the new module...
Having it at the bottom makes no sense and is confusing when you add settings which then get overridden :rageguy:
It seems that Google are pushing GCloud, rather than the standalone App Engine SDK, so we should probably change Djangae Scaffold to do things that way. @farridav has tested this...
Once (if) PR812 is merged in Djangae, all the security checks will be handled by djangae (including a fix for #109) so we can just remove all of that code.
I tried to use Django 1.8 but got errors File "djangae-scaffold/apptgae/apptgae/boot.py", line 56, in register_custom_checks register(checks.check_cached_template_loader_used, Tags.caches, deploy=True) AttributeError: type object 'Tags' has no attribute 'caches'
I saw on the referral [link](https://github.com/potatolondon/djangae-scaffold#custom-domains) that the HSTS for Custom Domain on App Engine is not a problem anymore. Does anyone confirm about this? If there's no more problem...
Instructions say: - Clone this repo (don't forget to change the origin to your own repo!) - Run ./install_deps (this will pip install requirements, and download the App Engine SDK)...