#16142: Coming admin FilterSpec implementation limits querying functionality
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Reporter: subsume@… | Owner: nobody
Type: Bug | Status: new
Milestone: | Component: contrib.admin
Version: SVN | Severity: Normal
Keywords: | Triage Stage: Unreviewed
Has patch: 0 | Easy pickings: 0
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<jezdez> subsume: please elaborate
<jezdez> or point me to the section where the use case is described if
this has been discussed before
<subsume> jezdez here's a test case I whipped up at the time
https://github.com/subsume/filter-
test/commit/e7c1943c3c4570786ca102dba88d5adf4dc4e1eb
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<jezdez> subsume: why don't you use
fm.Company.objects.filter(locations__zip_code="90210",
locations__open_days="WEEKEND")?
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<subsume> jezdez I certainly don't mind but that's not the QS that will be
generated by the admin filter implementation in place
<jezdez> subsume: not you lost me, what exactly do you want?
<jezdez> *now
<subsume> I wanted a hook to override the broken behavior so I can achieve
what you typed. Right now the filters will just loop over and over tacking
on a new .filter() each time
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<subsume> Because in your case it was part of the same join. In the
current implementation its not.
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<jezdez> subsume: okay, I must have missed that notion from the ticket,
please open a ticket and state this exact reason. and no, this shouldn't
be fixed with yet another hook, but by making the default filtering more
effective in the first
<jezdez> place
<Finity> anyone know how a FileField handle's a blank file
<Finity> apparently it gets set to None, but if I change the file, it
apparently doesn't abide by my upload_to rules >_>
<jezdez> subsume: feel free to refer to our conversation here, so it's not
lost
The problem is illustrated above and is a continuation of the discussion
at #5833.
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