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unsaved model instances.
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choices.
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Thanks Lynn Cyrin for contributing to the patch, and Nick Pope for review.
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warnings.
https://bugs.python.org/issue25988
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Regression in 514b2c989a948e3c59bda0da0c9427acf643cf5b.
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Partially reverted 9bcf73d788866bc93f8248cb2e9d601ecbc4b50c.
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Regression in f9844f484186fa13399bf8b96f58616687fe158a.
Thanks Matthias Kestenholz for the report and suggestions.
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continue statements.
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Unused since a8a81aae20a81e012fddc24f3ede556501af64a2.
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SQLite and MySQL.
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pointing to a MTI model.
Regression in b9f8635f58ad743995cad2081b3dc395e55761e5.
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Thanks Tim for the review.
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reverse relations.
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Thanks to Rachel Tobin for the initial __qualname__ work and tests.
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Using lowercased model class names suggested that accessing the attribute
from instances of the class returned an instance of the descriptor, but
this is only the case when accessed from the model class.
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support.
Thanks Anssi Kääriäinen for contributing to the patch.
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Deferring accesses to settings allows database fields to be initialized before
settings are loaded.
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functools.partial()/partialmethod().
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Previously, it was a QuerySet which could reevaluate to a new value if the
model's data changes. This is inconsistent with other Field.value_from_object()
methods.
This allows reverting the fix in the admin for refs #27998.
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OneToOneField primary key to a non-pk field.
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* Removed all hardcoded logic for _{fieldname}_cache.
* Added an internal API for interacting with the field values cache.
Thanks carljm and MarkusH for support.
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value to None.
Also fixed crash of .filter(field__transform=None).
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provided.
Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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A small refactor ahead of refs #28371.
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Expression.convert_value().
Unused since a0d166306fbdc41f49e6fadf4ec84b17eb147daa.
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Unused since b3b71a0922334c70bbc646a4873010f808196671.
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Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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