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Most likely either settings.py needs to be updated, database migrations run or some module installed.
As a rule of thumb it is good to have staging and production environments so that there is no chance to put your live site down by accident upon upgrades.
When upgrading - always first test the new version with django runserver command and you will get some useful hints.
Most likely either settings.py needs to be updated, database migrations run or some module installed.
As a rule of thumb it is good to have staging and production environments so that there is no chance to put your live site down by accident upon upgrades.
When upgrading - always first test the new version with django runserver command and you will get some useful hints.