Cartridge installation defaults to default Mezzanine project

[ddlaws0n]

Windows 10 user here, using virtualenvwrapper-win.

I followed the instructions, creating a virtual environment and doing a pip install -U cartridge with no errors. I then proceeded to do a mezzanine-project -a cartridge <projectname> however no matter what project name I put in I get the following error:

commanderror: <projectname> conflicts with the name of an existing python module and cannot be used as a project name. please try another name.

A project is created however it's simply a default Mezzanine project. I tried again from the beginning, this time ensuring that no environment, folder or project names were even remotely similar to 'cartridge' or 'mezzanine' however the issue still persists.

[stephenmcd]

I would not be surprised if none of the core development team use Windows or have access to a Window machine, as such someone who does will need to troubleshoot the installation script.