If they use the same database, then presumably the schemas will match,
so South will Just Work in this case (since myapp.first is the same app,
just in three projects).
South tracks which apps' migrations are applied in the database, not in
the project, so when you run migrate from one project it will know about
migrations applied to its apps from another project.
You'd have problems if you had two different apps called "first" sharing
the same database (i.e. with different codebases but the same name), but
that's not very common, and doesn't just break South, but a lot of other
stuff.
Andrew
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