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You need both these files under your app folder:
__init__.py
models.py
They can be empty.
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What error do you get? And what do you have under your INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py?
if you have something like
INSTALLED_APPS = (
'django.contrib.auth',
...
'apps.appname1',
'apps.appname2',
)
and __init__.py in the apps directory then it should work.
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Just a note, the settings.py file contains a tuple so the termination character should be ‘)’ not ‘}’
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In django 2.2.4 , using a folder for test files i.e. \test , instead of the default test.py file. This is what worked for me.
python manage.py test .\apps-folder\app1
If you are also using a folder for test files, make sure include a __init__.py
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Make sure apps has an __init__.py. You should be able to run your tests by app name:
python2 manage.py test appname1
This works under Django 1.3, I haven’t tested any other versions.
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This is a bit late as an answer, but for future reference of other peeps coming across this I was running into the same problem, and found that I needed to add an empty models.py file to the app. (It didn’t need any database tables, but not having a models.py meant that the test runner was not picking it up.)