Please ignore the capital letters. The code is correct.
social_auth = models.OneToOneField (
'default.UserSocialAuth',
related_name = 'social_influence')
Em 05-12-2016 14:38, Alessandro Bispo dos Santos escreveu:
Hello. I'm new in Django. Has anyone here worked with
python-social-auth? I have an application here that was made using
version 1.6 of Django, and I am trying to migrate to version 1.10. It
turns out I'm going through some problems, and I'm not sure if it's
because of differences between versions. When I run 'python manage.py
runserver', the following error occurs:
socialconnections.SocialInfluence.social_auth: (fields.E300) Field
defines a relation with model 'default.UserSocialAuth', which is
either not installed, or is abstract.
The default.UserSocialAuth class is set to INSTALLED_APPS
(social.apps.django_app.default). Has anyone ever gone through
something like that and have any idea why this is happening? The code
snippet that gives error is as follows:
Social_auth = models.OneToOneField (
'Default.UserSocialAuth',
Related_name = 'social_influence')
Thanks in advance.
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