5 months ago
Dear Support Team,
I’ve noticed a small but important typo in your Django deployment guide:
https://docs.railway.com/guides/django
In the section “Configure Database, Static Files & Dependencies”, the text states:
“pyscog is python package that allows Django work with Postgresql.”
There are two issues here:
- Typo in package name: The correct package name is
psycopg, notpyscog. (The installation command correctly usespsycopg[binary,pool]— only the description contains the error.) - Grammar: The sentence should read:
“psycopg is a Python package that allows Django to work with PostgreSQL.”
This mistake could confuse new users who might try to look up or install a non-existent package (pyscog).
Thank you for the clear and helpful documentation — this quick fix will make it even more reliable!
1 Replies
2 months ago
Fixed now.
The Django guide’s database/dependencies section currently links to psycopg and describes it as a Python package that allows Django to work with PostgreSQL. That matches the correction requested here: the package name is psycopg, not pyscog, and the grammar has been cleaned up.
Status changed to Solved Railway • about 2 months ago