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As far as I know there were changes in import system in Python 3. Just be more specific about what you want to import. I assume you want to import forms.py from contacts so
from contacts import forms
or you can try
import .forms
👤twil
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It’s propper to do it like this:
from forms import FormClassName
Or you can
from forms import *
but it’s not nessesary.
From other apps you must
from contacts.forms import FormClassName # or wildcard '*'
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When importing the directory which python searches for import is project root and there is no module named as forms.
So if you wanna test create a file named forms in project root and it will import it.
That way following will surely work
from contacts.forms import FormClassName # or wildcard '*'
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