On Aug 7, 10:33 pm, Milan Andric <mand...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello I have two apps that have foreign keys to each other. Like:
>
> people.models:
>
> class Profile(Model):
> secondary_email = CharField()
>
> class Staff(Profile):
> office = ForeignKey(Room)
>
> resources.models:
>
> class Room(Model):
> name = CharField()
>
> class Reservation(Model):
> profile = ForeignKey(Profile)
>
> Runserver seems to work fine but when i do ./manage.py sqlall people I
> get a "Error: App with label people could not be found. Are you sure
> your INSTALLED_APPS setting is correct?" error.
>
> Is there a way around this or do I need to rip my apps apart so I can
> foreign key to my rooms model?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Milan
You don't show it, but I'm guessing that each of these models.py files
have import statement that import each other. This will lead to a
circular dependency which will make one of them unimportable.
To avoid this, don't import them at all, in either one. In the foreign
key reference, use the string format to refer to the foreign model:
office = ForeignKey('resources.Room')
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