#16511: Problem with import and GFK
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 Reporter:  rjdg@…                   |          Owner:  nobody
     Type:  Bug                      |         Status:  new
Milestone:                           |      Component:
  Version:  1.3                      |  contrib.contenttypes
 Keywords:                           |       Severity:  Normal
  import,genericforeignkey,genericrelation|   Triage Stage:  Unreviewed
Has patch:  0                        |  Easy pickings:  0
    UI/UX:  0                        |
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 Hello,

 I have an error "Cannot import name <model name>" and find out why. It
 seems a bit strange so I report it as a bug.

 Description:

 We have two apps: x and y. And two Models: A (in x) and B (in y)

 B has a generic foreign key
 A has generic relation to B

 I added this line to y.models:
 from x.models import A

 And Django raises error: "Cannot import name A" when I try to use python
 manage.py commands.
 I needed this import line because I wanted to add third model - C in
 y.models, which would have a foreignkey to A

 I've tested it also in a new empty django project and it works (hmm, in
 fact doesn't work) exactly that way.

 Source:
 x.models:
 from django.db import models
 from django.contrib.contenttypes import generic
 from y.models import B

 class A:
   b_rel = generic.GenericRelation(B)

 y.models:
 from django.db import models
 from django.contrib.contenttypes import generic
 from x.models import A

 class B:
   content_object = generic.GenericForeignKey()

 class C:
   a = models.ForeignKey(A)

 Removing import of A (and respectivly, the foreignkey to A in C) fixes the
 problem. I think it shouldn't be like that. I don't want to split
 application y to store C in separate file.

 If it's a known problem I'm sorry, I've searched.

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Ticket URL: <https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/16511>
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