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OS: windows 7 (x64)
Python: 3.2
Django: 1.3.1
So I am trying to install Django and am getting the following error:
file "setup.py", line 70
if u'SVN' in version:
syntaxError: invalid syntax
So I know this is a compatibility issue with python3.2 and would not be a problem if I re-install python 2.6 instead. My question is there a way around this now? Or is Django still only compatible with python2.6 only?
Django 1.3.1 is compatible with Python versions from 2.4 to 2.7.
There are people working on an experimental port to Python 3 now. But for the time being your best bet is to install Python 2.7.
Update: There is official work being done to port Django to Python 3. See this blog post for more information.