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You have a circular import issue. Your models file has a views import, then your views import has a model import. There are a number of ways to solve this, we’d have to see your models and views source.
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I know this thread is really old, but just in case it might help someone else, I wanted to share how I fixed this when I had this same problem. As @professorDante has said it is a circular import issue, and so I was able to simply create another file, which I called shared_functions.py and move the function, test(), into that file. Then I could import the function in to both of my files that previously had the circular import issue as:
from .shared_functions import test
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