How to change django manage.py default shell











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I've just installed Anaconda and what's annoying that after executing:



python manage.py shell


The IPython shell is used. I'd like to change it back to default Python distribution. I'm using Visual Studio Code and already changed it interpreter to default python 3.6. Moreover the 



python


command runs normal python distribution, and the problem exists both in Visual Studio and normal cmd terminal.






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    I've just installed Anaconda and what's annoying that after executing:



    python manage.py shell


    The IPython shell is used. I'd like to change it back to default Python distribution. I'm using Visual Studio Code and already changed it interpreter to default python 3.6. Moreover the 



    python


    command runs normal python distribution, and the problem exists both in Visual Studio and normal cmd terminal.






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      I've just installed Anaconda and what's annoying that after executing:



      python manage.py shell


      The IPython shell is used. I'd like to change it back to default Python distribution. I'm using Visual Studio Code and already changed it interpreter to default python 3.6. Moreover the 



      python


      command runs normal python distribution, and the problem exists both in Visual Studio and normal cmd terminal.






      python django shell anaconda ipython







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      I've just installed Anaconda and what's annoying that after executing:



      python manage.py shell


      The IPython shell is used. I'd like to change it back to default Python distribution. I'm using Visual Studio Code and already changed it interpreter to default python 3.6. Moreover the 



      python


      command runs normal python distribution, and the problem exists both in Visual Studio and normal cmd terminal.






      python django shell anaconda ipython




      python django shell anaconda ipython






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          Django 1.10+: 



          python manage.py shell --interface python


          Django < 1.10:



          python manage.py shell --plain





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            i dont know if you have used shell_plus.



            install django-extensions, then use python manage.py shell_plus



            shell plus is a very great tool.



            you can use shell / shell_plus to have a plain interface 



            python manage.py shell_plus --plain


            Note:- its not recommended to use django-extension in prod versions. But i'm sure you would love shell_plus, as this would reduce the headache of importing all models.






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            • I know this answer, it's just that I'd prefere to use original shell. At least to know how to change between original, anaconda, and shell-plus shells.
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              Nov 8 at 10:54











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            Django 1.10+: 



            python manage.py shell --interface python


            Django < 1.10:



            python manage.py shell --plain





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              Django 1.10+: 



              python manage.py shell --interface python


              Django < 1.10:



              python manage.py shell --plain





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                Django 1.10+: 



                python manage.py shell --interface python


                Django < 1.10:



                python manage.py shell --plain





                share|improve this answer














                Django 1.10+: 



                python manage.py shell --interface python


                Django < 1.10:



                python manage.py shell --plain






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                    i dont know if you have used shell_plus.



                    install django-extensions, then use python manage.py shell_plus



                    shell plus is a very great tool.



                    you can use shell / shell_plus to have a plain interface 



                    python manage.py shell_plus --plain


                    Note:- its not recommended to use django-extension in prod versions. But i'm sure you would love shell_plus, as this would reduce the headache of importing all models.






                    share|improve this answer





















                    • I know this answer, it's just that I'd prefere to use original shell. At least to know how to change between original, anaconda, and shell-plus shells.
                      – tikej
                      Nov 8 at 10:54















                    up vote
                    0
                    down vote













                    i dont know if you have used shell_plus.



                    install django-extensions, then use python manage.py shell_plus



                    shell plus is a very great tool.



                    you can use shell / shell_plus to have a plain interface 



                    python manage.py shell_plus --plain


                    Note:- its not recommended to use django-extension in prod versions. But i'm sure you would love shell_plus, as this would reduce the headache of importing all models.






                    share|improve this answer





















                    • I know this answer, it's just that I'd prefere to use original shell. At least to know how to change between original, anaconda, and shell-plus shells.
                      – tikej
                      Nov 8 at 10:54













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                    up vote
                    0
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                    i dont know if you have used shell_plus.



                    install django-extensions, then use python manage.py shell_plus



                    shell plus is a very great tool.



                    you can use shell / shell_plus to have a plain interface 



                    python manage.py shell_plus --plain


                    Note:- its not recommended to use django-extension in prod versions. But i'm sure you would love shell_plus, as this would reduce the headache of importing all models.






                    share|improve this answer












                    i dont know if you have used shell_plus.



                    install django-extensions, then use python manage.py shell_plus



                    shell plus is a very great tool.



                    you can use shell / shell_plus to have a plain interface 



                    python manage.py shell_plus --plain


                    Note:- its not recommended to use django-extension in prod versions. But i'm sure you would love shell_plus, as this would reduce the headache of importing all models.







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                    • I know this answer, it's just that I'd prefere to use original shell. At least to know how to change between original, anaconda, and shell-plus shells.
                      – tikej
                      Nov 8 at 10:54


















                    • I know this answer, it's just that I'd prefere to use original shell. At least to know how to change between original, anaconda, and shell-plus shells.
                      – tikej
                      Nov 8 at 10:54
















                    I know this answer, it's just that I'd prefere to use original shell. At least to know how to change between original, anaconda, and shell-plus shells.
                    – tikej
                    Nov 8 at 10:54




                    I know this answer, it's just that I'd prefere to use original shell. At least to know how to change between original, anaconda, and shell-plus shells.
                    – tikej
                    Nov 8 at 10:54


















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