Hi Dum Dum,
On 29/09/2020 13.42, dum dum wrote:
> Thanks kasper.
>
> I actually did check the logs many times both local and production,
> nothing is wrong,, I use:
> heroku logs --tail -a -myapp on my production environment
>
It looks like this is only bringing up the access logs, which is not
really all that useful. And something is wrong in the logs. I would
definitely consider a 500 Interal Server errors as "something wrong".
There must be some way to get some more detailed logs from your Django
application.
I have zero experience with Heroku which seems to be what you are using,
but maybe someone else has an idea on how to access the relevant logs
there? I think this question has been asked and answered here before.
I can only refer to the Django documentation on logging:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/topics/logging/
Kind regards,
Kasper Laudrup
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