I have two serializers set up as
class LineChartDataSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
class Meta:
model = LineChartData
fields = ('date','price')
# order_by = (('date',))
# ordering = ['-date']
class CompanyForLineChartsSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
data = LineChartDataSerializer(many=True, source='linechartdata_set')
class Meta:
model = CompanyForLineCharts
fields = ('company', 'data')
So I have tried both the ways to order the output but nothing works.
Sometimes the json order gets fine(ie chronological order) but most of the
times, the is not the right order, in fact it does not have any order. Data
is stored in a chronological order in the database(verified that). The
database I am using is Postgresql(should not be a problem I think). What is
and where is wrong? Any input will be helpful. I THINK it's a drf bug.
Anyway, thanks.
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