Dear Rafael,
Thank you for responding to my bug report. I'm sorry I didn't provide the
full information you ask for, and based on your feedback I'm not sure whether
this is a bug or not. It is certainly a user error, but the bug I'm hoping to
raise is with the unhelpful diagnostics, rather than my own mistake.
I've provided more info below. I would be grateful if you could take a
look and decide whether this qualifies as a bug - then based on your
advice I will be happy to re-open the bug or not.
Steps to reproduce the bug:
- Define a model class as follows
class Test(models.Model):
testfield = models.TimeField(default=datetime.timedelta(0))
# I acknowledge this is a user error but it is accepted by Python, and
by makemigration.
= run makemigration (which works OK) and migrate (which fails, giving
the output described above).
Desired output:
An error message from the migrate command, stating that a TypeError occurred
setting a value to this field, with either model name/field name, or a source
line number.
Thanks again for your advice.
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Django Timefield(default=<TimeDelta>) gives unhelpful diagnostics
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