pythonanywhere python manage py collectstatic 0 static files copied to 175 unmodified

Title: Managing Static Files in Django on PythonAnywhere
Before you begin, make sure you have the following:
Log in to your PythonAnywhere account and navigate to the dashboard. Once there, open a new console. This console will be your command-line interface to interact with your Django project.
Use the cd command to navigate to the directory where your Django project is located. For example:
Replace ~/path/to/your/django/project with the actual path to your Django project.
Django provides a management command called collectstatic that collects static files from your project and any installed apps into a single directory. This directory can then be served by your web server.
Run the following command in your PythonAnywhere console:
This command will prompt you to confirm the collection of static files. Type 'yes' and press Enter.
After running the collectstatic command, you should see output indicating the number of static files collected and any modifications. Look for a line similar to:
Here, "175 unmodified" indicates that there are 175 static files that were already present and didn't need to be updated.
Happy coding!
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