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$ python manage.py migrate
?[36;1mOperations to perform:?[0m
?[1m  Apply all migrations: ?[0madmin, auth, contenttypes, my_app, sessions
?[36;1mRunning migrations:?[0m
  Applying my_app.0001_initial...?[32;1m OK?[0m

In a course i am following the guy terminal doesn't show those kind of messed up characters.

mishucatalin
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The reason for this is, that Django tries to dye your text, for estatic reasons. See here for more info about the coloring. There a various Option to fix this:

1. Use another terminal

It might help to use another terminal tool that interpretes the color orders by Django.

2. Disable colors

You can also disable the color feature.

Add USE_TERMINAL_COLORS = False to your settings file.

or

Run export DJANGO_NOCOLOR in your terminal.

For more information see this Django isssue.

Hope that helps.

kabr8
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