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So after trying various approaches to tackle the problem, I found that the problem lie in an accidental mistake. In the users directory, I’ve deleted all the files in migrations directory including its __init__.py. If there is no __init__.py file, the ValueError will be thrown. If you manually add the __init__.py file, everything works like a charm.
To those having the same problem, good luck!
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For Django 3.2 deleting the migrations directory in the users directory and running
python manage.py makemigrations users
python manage.py migrate
worked for me.
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