If we chain a call to filter() after a call to distinct(), the filter is
applied to the query before the distinct. How do I filter the results of a
query *after* applying distinct?
Example.objects.order_by('a','b').distinct('a').filter(b='something)
The where clause in the SQL resulting from filter() means the filter is
applied to the query before the distinct. I want to filter the queryset
resulting from the distinct.
This is probably pretty easy, but I just can't quite figure it out and I
can't find anything on it.
Another way to ask the question is how do I return a distinct QuerySet and
then filter it?
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