I should help you because I am responsible for the actual
"satchmo_check" command. I am surprised by your report.
Please try the following commands:
python manage.py shell
>>> import imp
>>> print imp.find_module('registration', None)
>>> import registration
>>> print registration
>>> from satchmo_store.shop.management.commands.satchmo_check import
>>> find_module_extend
>>> print find_module_extend('registration')
What is the output? You can write these details direct to me
eventually.
This is enough for me to identify your (probably unusual) installation
and write a patch for similar cases.
hynek
On 28 říj, 19:16, Malcolm MacKinnon <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks for responding. I retried my imports in the manage.py shell mode and
> they all worked. The problem must be due to something else.
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> On Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 8:28 AM, scjohn <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Could it be that the dependencies are installed to your global python
> > instance, but not a virtual environment.
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> > Try:
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> > python manage.py shell
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> > then re-try your imports to see if they still work.
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> > John
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