Hello Jason,
Thanks for your answer.
First I apologize because my webmail removed all indentation from
class EnhancedQuerySet:
Thus it may not be easily understood without taking the time to reindent it.
I created it here : https://djangosnippets.org/snippets/10867/
so that everyone can easily
filter takes in a decomposed dict of keys and values, ie
filter_dict = {
"id_in": SomeIterable
}
qs = SomeModel.objects.filter(**filter_dict)
from your example, IGNORE_FILTER does not return an iterable, so how is
that to work with a SQL query?
Seems to me that ths might be an x-y
Hello,
Below are 2 feature requests :
- the first would just be to add a constant object for ignoring some filters,
to avoid lists of "if ... is not None: q = q.filter(...)" like I must
do right now,
q = q.filter(id_in=[1,2,3]) filters something
q = q.filter(id_in=IGNORE_FILTER) does not filter
-
