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Background

I want to set up an Azure Web Service with Django. On my local machine that app runs error-free in a virtual environment. (The virtual environment name, deploydjango, is indicated leftmost in my prompt - after activating using source deploydjango/bin/activate in repo root folder - before starting the Django server).

The virtual environment is "documented" by pip freeze > requirements.txt.

(As I am aware of this answer I git push'ed from my local machine to my GitHub repository with the virtual environment activated.

Question

How come that Azure creates another virtual environment, antenv?

Would it be right to edit the appropriate line of the Oryx manifest (Azure project root /oryx-manifest.toml) from

virtualEnvName="antenv"

to

virtualEnvName="deploydjango"

Or put in other words: Do I need to deploy my virtual environment to Azure or will the requirements.txt specification do the job?

Morten Engelsmann
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  • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46440844/why-is-the-azure-app-service-django-deploy-keep-failing/46443085#46443085 – Jason Pan Feb 22 '21 at 05:27
  • Peter's answer should help you. The extension of the scm website has been upgraded, but the path can be found in cmd to store our package content. – Jason Pan Feb 22 '21 at 05:32

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