Yuck indeed. The way it dictates the order of imports, forcing you to import settings before any models can be imported, is reason enough not to use it. This pr

Yuck indeed. The way it dictates the order of imports, forcing you to import settings before any models can be imported, is reason enough not to use it. This problem spreads to any of your other files, leaving you in the end with everything depending on being launched in a full Django context. Shame, given it’s otherwise very user friendly.