I have a Django project called ubm-app with two apps, main and ubm-app. I've created a couple of classes, URLAdder and URLModifier in the views.py file in the main app. Im trying to import these views into my urls.py file by using the line from . import views but VS Code shows me the error unresolved import 'c:UsersHariDesktopdjangoUBM-Appmain.'. This is my urls.py file. from django.urls import path, include from . import views urlpatterns = [ path(',views.home,name='home'), path('api/add/', views.URLAdder.as_view()), path('api/modify/',views.URLModifier.as_view()), ] This is the settings.json file found when I use the Configure Language Specific Settings.. option. { 'C_Cpp.updateChannel': 'Insiders', '[python]': { } } This is the settings.json file in the .vscode folder in my Django project. { 'python.pythonPath': 'envScriptspython.exe' } Can anyone please suggest a fix to this with an explanation? I seem to be having these unresolved import errors time and again. Forgive me if the error is a basic one.
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Django community: Django Q&A RSS This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django Q&A from the Django community. Django REST Serializer Many to Many field displays only through table id, need list of many records. Conan exiles mod server. Aug 19, 2011 The first parameter to RequestContext should always be the request, not the context dict. I don't think that has ever been different - see for example the class as of four years ago.