Jacob Kaplan-Moss said the following:
> That is, make::
>
> Foo.objects.get_or_create(bar__id=1)
>
> Work the same way as::
>
> Foo.objects.get_or_create(bar__id=1, defaults={"bar_id": 1})
That would probably be better than the current, but I'm still on David's
side in thinking that allowing bar_id in get, create, and get_or_create
is far more consistent, since you can also use bar_id as a normal
attribute lookup and as a kwarg in making a model instance.
It just seems abnormal that it works everywhere /except/ .get() and
.get_or_create()
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