Re: How to use updated model.py from the shell

Oh, thanks!

On Monday, April 1, 2019 at 12:07:32 AM UTC+9, Robin Riis wrote:

Just re import and redeclare the variable?

from app import model

x = thing.objects.all()

Den sön 31 mars 2019 16:46Betty <kbk...@gmail.com> skrev:

Hi all,

I am new to django and following tutorials.

I realized that even if I modified models.py while I was using shell(python manage.py shell) the modified models.py does not get recognized unless I restart the shell prompt.

Is there any other way to load my modified models.py by not restarting the shell prompt?

I appreciate any help!

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