How to downgrade from Django 1.7 to Django 1.6

python django django-1.6 django-1.7
user9903 picture user9903 · Dec 8, 2014 · Viewed 25.7k times · Source

I started a new project a few months back using Django 1.7. The company has decided to settle on using Django 1.6 for all projects.

Is there a nice way to downgrade from Django 1.7 to 1.6?

Are migrations the only thing I have to worry about? Are the changes between the two versions large enough that I need to rewrite the app? I was hoping to just change the version in the requirements.txt and then install south and create new database migrations.

Answer

Telmo Dias picture Telmo Dias · Mar 3, 2015

Use:

sudo pip install Django==1.6.10

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