Fix missing models import in test fixtures - #64
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Resolves an undefined name models error in the parity_input.py fixture by explicitly importing django.db.models.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe parity fixture now imports ChangesParity fixture update
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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Merged — thanks. One correction to the description, so the repo history doesn't carry a claim that isn't true: this wasn't fixing a lint failure. CI runs The change is still worth taking, just for a different reason: the fixture is meant to look like a real I checked it can't affect the parity test before merging — |
Both contributions from 2026-08-01, recorded in the changelog and the README roadmap rather than only in the reply threads. @Justine0211 found the USE_TZ error in DOL021 while translating the page into Simplified Chinese — by declining to translate a claim they could not verify against the Django release notes. @RinZ27 supplied the models import for the parity fixture in #64.
Summary
Found a minor issue where the
modelsmodule wasn't explicitly imported in theparity_input.pytest fixture. This caused undefined name errors during linting. Added the missingfrom django.db import modelsimport to resolve it and keep the test suite completely green.Type of change
Test plan
Verified the linting passes without the F821 undefined name error.
Checklist
cd cli && pytest -qfor Python,npm testfor TypeScript) and it is green## [Unreleased]mcp_server.pyand the relevant tests intest_mcp_server.py## Summaryabove and suggested a migration pathRelated issues / discussions