Thanks guys! I don't know what caused the problem before, because I
tried Sean's suggestion of importing all my model modules, and that
seemed to fix it. But then I read the rest of the replies which
inspired me to try to reproduce the original problem by just loading
one module, and it seems that
Awww crap - Adrian is right, I am smoking crack. I ran into the same
problem when playing with the django models in the python shell after
adding a new foreign key relationship. I changed the import statement
and reloaded the shell and the problem went away. In retrospect it is
now obvious
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