No matching distribution found for Django==2.2

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5567...

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[documentation on installing Django [Django-doc]]: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/fa...

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pip is usually the package manager for Python-2.x. Django-1.11 is the last version of Django that works with Python-2.x: Django-2.0, only works on Python-3.4 or higher, as is specified in the documentation on installing Django [Django-doc].

Therefore the package manager can not find Django-2.2, hence the error. You likely want to use Python-3.x anyway. So you can install the package with the package manager for Python-3.x: pip3:

pip3 install Django==2.2