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Regression in 2162f0983de0dfe2178531638ce7ea56f54dd4e7.
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null value.
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warnings.
https://bugs.python.org/issue25988
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Unused since b4492a8ca4a7ae4daa3a6b03c3d7a845fad74931.
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continue statements.
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a custom lookup class with lookup_name != None is registered as the exact lookup.
Regression in 58da81a5a372a69f0bac801c412b57f3cce5f188 and prerequisite
for refs #28896.
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Regression in ec50937bcbe160e658ef881021402e156beb0eaf.
Thanks Simon Charette for review.
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support.
Thanks Anssi Kääriäinen for contributing to the patch.
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Unneeded since its introduction in 4f138fe5a496a81115c4fba6615a517fc62c3b17.
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Thanks Josh Smeaton, Mariusz Felisiak, Sergey Fedoseev, Simon Charettes,
Adam Chainz/Johnson and Tim Graham for comments and reviews and Jamie
Cockburn for initial patch.
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This reverts commit 550cb3a365dee4edfdd1563224d5304de2a57fda
because try/except performs better.
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Previously, deferring fields in different classes didn't omit the
superclass' deferred field.
Thanks Simon Charette for the suggested fix.
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value to None.
Also fixed crash of .filter(field__transform=None).
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Expression.convert_value().
Unused since a0d166306fbdc41f49e6fadf4ec84b17eb147daa.
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intersection() queries.
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Unused since 23ca3a01940c63942885df4709712cebf4df79ec.
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Obsolete since Query.alias_map became an OrderedDict (refs #26522).
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Follow up to ab89414f40db1598364a7fe4cfac1766cacd2668.
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Unused since 5008a4db440c8f7d108a6979b959025ffb5789ba.
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iter(dict) is equivalent to iter(dict.keys()).
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Lookup right hand side processing was compiling query compilers which happened
to work by chance as SQLCompiler defines a as_sql() method with two optional
parameters albeit it doesn't expect the same type of arguments.
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the __in lookup."
This reverts commit e62ea0bb9cbb54c1eef848871fe3eab2bad268dc since it
broke multi-column __in lookups and _meta.order_wrt on Oracle.
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Queries could potentially be resolved in cases where ordering matter.
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