I should also clarify just in case anyone else runs into the same problem
in the future:
My form_valid() was not working correctly because I had my form definition
excluding a (required) field so it would NEVER be able to save my model
under any circumstance.
def form_valid(self, form):
theFile = form.save(commit=False)
theFile.evidence = self.case
theFile.save()
response = ...
return response
This is the same pattern I've done many times in the past, I just wasn't
able to wrap my head around it with generic CBV. It's probably not ideal
that I don't call super() in there but I don't think there's an effective
way to handle it that way.
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