Advice on the correct use of shebang for the django framework run under a virtualenv

[Bundupress]

I recently started using Python and Django and was wondering if I can get
some advice on the correct use of shebang?

So I setup a new django project on a hosted server that has a Python
Virtualenv. When the env is activated the python path points to the env and
when deactivated the path points to /usr/bin/python.

*My question is, *do I need to add the correct shebang path to all my .py
files ie urls.py, views,py etc *#! /home/user/pyenv python* to set the
correct python path to virtualenv or is there a better, best practice
method that should be following?

[Clara Daia]

I believe you do not need the shebang as you will not, in general, be
executing any of these files as independent scripts. You just need to make
sure `manage.py` is executed with the correct python path.

Post by Bundupress
I recently started using Python and Django and was wondering if I can get
some advice on the correct use of shebang?
So I setup a new django project on a hosted server that has a Python
Virtualenv. When the env is activated the python path points to the env and
when deactivated the path points to /usr/bin/python.
*My question is, *do I need to add the correct shebang path to all my .py
files ie urls.py, views,py etc *#! /home/user/pyenv python* to set the
correct python path to virtualenv or is there a better, best practice
method that should be following?
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