# Our goal is to auto-load all the default backends when Django starts up.
# The preferred way to do so would be in DjangoBackendConfig.ready
# But when using an old Django version we have to rely on the loading of
# this models.py
try:
    import django.apps  # noqa
except ImportError:
    from .autoload import autoload_backends

    autoload_backends()

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try:
    import django.apps
except ImportError:
    from .autoload import autoload_backends
    autoload_backends()

# Our goal is to auto-load all the default backends when Django starts up.
# The preferred way to do so would be in DjangoBackendConfig.ready
# But when using an old Django version we have to rely on the loading of
# this models.py
try:
    import django.apps  # noqa
except ImportError:
    from .autoload import autoload_backends

    autoload_backends()
