ImportError: cannot import name get_redis_connection about ureport

[xkmato]

My guess is that you're using the wrong or outdated python redis lib. Make sure you env's pip freeze output is the same as the contents of pip-freeze.txt

[EswarSakamuri]

With pip-freeze.txt its working fine I got previous error when installed with pip-requires.txt

one more thing when creating a symbolic link using
ln -s ureport/settings.py.postgres ureport/settings.py

python manage.py syncdb giving me this error
ImportError: No module named settings(Did I make any mistake in running the sync command?)

at present I created a fresh copy of settings.py from settings_common.py

[xkmato]

Just make a copy instead of link do cp ureport/settings.py.postgres ureport/settings.py instead

[norkans7]

Symlink is the right thing instead of copy, even if either will work

[norkans7]

about the dependencies, yes pip-requires might install newer version which might break, pip freeze has pinned versions

[xkmato]

@norkans7 sym link doesn't work very consistently especially on Mac. It has never worked on my dev env, although it works fine on server

[EswarSakamuri]

Yes for without sym link its working fine for me

[nicpottier]

Symlinks are definitely consistent on Mac's as they are POSIX. How exactly are you symlinking?

[badbye]

Get the same error when running the single command in python:

>>> from redis_cache import get_redis_connection
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: cannot import name get_redis_connection

[EswarSakamuri]

Do pip install with "pip-freeze.txt"

If your setting up in Linux skip this step
ln -s ureport/settings.py.postgres ureport/settings.py