Are you running on Windows? I noticed you are using django-mssql.
I'm having the same issue you are having - I'm using:
django 1.7
Python 2.7
Windows 7
django-mssql 1.6
I'm thinking it's either an issue with the windows install of django or
with django-mssql
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Hi Mike
I've had a similar problem and couldn't find much help online.
But finally found the cause of the problem.
Try this
fix:
https://bitbucket.org/cramm/django-sqlserver/commits/d3a4e28a2768cb7729e788087889bf32806dfffb
It's pretty much bypassing the import errors.
Hope it helps!
Cheers
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So there's no tracebacks for the error messages?
The test runner likes to search for tests in your current directory. Is
trying to run code it shouldn't be running?
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Also, I have re-created my virtualenv from scratch, but the error persists.
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I'm doing python manage.py test, but always receive one of the following
ImportError messages.
ImportError: No module named 'expressions_regress'ImportError: No module named
'aggregation'ImportError: No module named 'migrations'
I have ensured my virtual environment is enabled. I'm on Django
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