Management command fails with latest version
See original GitHub issueTried to run the management command by using tenant_command, but I am getting following error.
manage.py tenant_command: error: unrecognized arguments: --username user
It was working before upgrading. How to solve it?
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In the version 1.10.0, the command changed to:
#python manage.py tenant_command createsuperuser
@goodtune can you take a look at this issue? It basically broke some basic features of this package…
One way to easily add the arguments back would be to do something like the following in InteractiveTenantOption:
and in
tenant_command
: