wingechr

from memory: on production, in main folder, with activated virtualenv ```bash git checkout master # or release/xxx pip install -r requirements.txt python manage.py mirror python manage.py clear_sandbox python manage.py migrate...

- I don't even know why the returned description is for the id column. it's not intuitive at all and maybe should be removed completely. - as for returning the...

I removed entries with: `in_cir_2020_1208_annex_xxv_art_38_tab_1a == False && in_cir_749_2014_annex_xii_art_23_tab_1 == False` from the table

# IMPORTANT NOTES for productive release * change in securitysettings: ``` # schema for user testing SANDBOX_SCHEMA = "sandbox" # schema for newly created, unfinished data DRAFT_SCHEMA = "model_draft" #...

## DEBUGGING * to switch back and forth between migrated / not migrated for testing: ### downgrade ``` python manage.py alembic downgrade 3c2369dfcc55 python manage.py migrate dataedit 0029 ``` ##...

I dont think that will work. The problem is not the python package but the (compiled) library for apache. Assuming this is a debian/ubuntu system, this is installed with `apt...

In principle, it *should* be possible to place other versions of `mod_wsgi.so` in this folder and change the symlink. maybe

So you can try this: * install a new (additional) version of python (! you should not replace the default python3 in your debian, it might break the system) (This...

(also you need to have root privileges to change the apache symlink)

(or, apparently you can instead just change the path to the so-file here: `/etc/apache2/mods-available/wsgi.load`)