My apologies. I have solved this problem myself. I separated my models to their own files because they got over 2K lines, and I named the file the attachment model lives in Attachment.py. Because the module-level function getUploadPath and Attachment's getUploadPath both have the same name, Django's migration autodetector tries to access "backend.models.Attachment.getUploadPath" but the Attachment module is overwritten by the Attachment class in backend/models/__init__.py: "from .Attachment import Attachment". I ended up renaming all the model files to remove the ambiguity and then recreating my migrations. Apologies for wasting your time! ^^
Best Regards,
m712 - Developer
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