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This reverts commit 463fe11bc8b2d068e447c5df677e7a31c2af7e03 due to
restore of relative paths sorting from isort < 4.3.5 in isort 4.3.10.
Backport of b435f82939edf70674856e0e1cd63973c2e0a1d1 from master
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Backport of 463fe11bc8b2d068e447c5df677e7a31c2af7e03 from master
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null value.
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defaults.
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Expression.convert_value().
Unused since a0d166306fbdc41f49e6fadf4ec84b17eb147daa.
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_output_field).
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Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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Thanks Mariusz Felisiak and Tim Graham for polishing the patch.
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Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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Thanks Tim Graham and Simon Charette for the reviews.
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This prevents the base_field from sharing attributes with the one used
during migrations.
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Thanks Harris Lapiroff for the report.
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Thanks Nick Stefan for the report and Tim for the review.
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Python 3.6 parses strings like '0_1' as numeric literals.
http://bugs.python.org/issue26331
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Thanks Berker Peksag and Tim Graham for the reviews.
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Thanks Tim Graham for completing the initial patch.
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Used the same test and fix as in #25867.
This required initializing base_field in RangeField.__init__,
not when setting the attribute.
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Thanks Karan Lyons for contributing to the patch.
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Also added tests for HStoreField and JSONField.
Thanks Aleksey Bukin for the report and Tim Graham for the initial patch and
the review.
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HStoreField now converts all keys and values to string before they're
saved to the database.
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Thanks to Trac alias benzid-wael for the report.
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Thanks to Jean Gourds for the report, Tim and Claude for the review.
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The method duplicates the functionality of Field.value_from_object()
and has the additional downside of being a privately named public
API method.
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Note this means the serialization of e.g. IntegerRangeField now has
strings for lower and upper, so use to_python when they came back in
(same behaviour as ArrayField, hopefully, from where I also got the
set_attributes_from_name function).
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