#12867: admin::list_editable causes failure of reverse one to many lookup
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Reporter: daob | Owner: nobody
Status: closed | Milestone:
Component: django.contrib.admin | Version: 1.1
Resolution: duplicate | Keywords:
Stage: Unreviewed | Has_patch: 0
Needs_docs: 0 | Needs_tests: 0
Needs_better_patch: 0 |
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Comment (by daob):
Replying to [comment:3 kmtracey]:
> OK, now this looks like #11448.
I believe you. However, that ticket says
''I retract this ticket, I just found that this creates issues elsewhere
as well, which cannot be solved this easily. A warning in the docs about
not doing models.py-level queries or mixing forms and models would be
appreciated though.''
But as far as I am able to tell as a user, I am not doing any queries in
models.py.
> Note putting that bug aside, you should not be putting admin definitions
and registrations in your `models.py` file. In a production server setup
it's quite possible your models file won't be loaded as early as it is
with the dev server. A consequence of delayed loading, if you have your
admin definitions there, will be that your admin site doesn't have all the
models registered that you expect it to. The fix is to put all your admin
definitions and registrations in an `admin.py` file and include a call to
`admin.autodiscover()` in `urls.py`. A side-effect of following that
practice will be that you won't encounter this bug.
Thanks, I never got around to changing that since this is the new
recommendation. Now I followed your advice.
After I move all admin related things to admin.py, the testcase I gave
indeed works, but the bigger application I have still does not. Even
though there is no other models.py. Presumably, somewhere, something
happens (unrelated to the whole admin.py business) that triggers the bug.
So the current status of this bug for me is still that there is no fix and
nobody is planning to make one...
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