I'd like to change the 'fields' attribute on ModelAdmin to
'fieldsets', and use 'fields' for a tuple of field names rather than a
list of (fieldset_name, options) tuples. Only one of those two options
should be specified. In addition, the fieldsets_add and
fieldsets_change methods would return a list of (fieldset_name,
options) tuples rather than actual Fieldset objects.
class MyAdmin(ModelAdmin):
fields = ('one', 'two', 'three')
would be eqivalent to:
class MyAdmin(ModelAdmin):
fielsets = (
(None, {'fields': ('one', 'two', 'three')})
)
I think those changes make admin configuration a little more
consistent and understandable, and it would help me simplify the
implementation a bit. Changing 'fields' to a plain old list would make
it more consistent with prepopulated_fields, raw_id_fields, and
search_fields. Essentially, the current 'fields' argument is really
specifying fieldsets anyhow, not fields.
Any serious opposition?
Joseph
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