Reputation: 1133
Have a django app 'my_app'. Now added an external library that happens to have the same name and needs to be added to INSTALLED_APPS.
src
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-- apps
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--- **my_app**
external libraries
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__ **my_app**
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__some_path
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__ new_module
Django follows the old path and spits out
Error: No module named my_app.some_path.new_module
because it is looking in the wrong folder.
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
apps.my_app
my_app.some_path.new_module
...
)
Note: order of apps in INSTALLED_APPS makes no difference. Removing apps.my_app from INSTALLED_APS also made no difference.
When I try to type
import my_app
pycharm auto suggests apps.my_app
Is there any way to resolve this without renaming one of the apps?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 3090
Reputation: 2882
Well, brace yourself for the upcoming Django 1.7 release which solves such app conflicts in an elegant manner using an "app registry". You can set a label for each app to refer to them with a different name.
Upvotes: 3