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Fix PostgreSQL ValueError by loading env variables in manage.py #5317
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Fix PostgreSQL ValueError by loading env variables in manage.py #5317
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Walkthroughmanage.py was refactored to add a main() function, load environment variables via load_dotenv() at startup, and move the DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE setup into that initialization flow; the module-level entry point now calls main(). Changes
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I Identified this Issue during my local setup using python env and docker.
This PR fixes this Value Error related to the PostgreSQL port when running
python manage.pyduring local setup.load_dotenv()in manage.py to load environment variables.Without loading environment variables, the PostgreSQL port from .env is not recognized, Causing a Value Error.

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