I've observed this behavior and I don't quite understand. Let say I make a query:
我观察到这种行为,我不太明白。假设我提出一个问题:
result = model.objects.all()
result_pks = result.values_list("id",flat=True)
print result_pks
And I get:
我得到:
[1,2,3,4]
Then I want to check if a certain value is in the list of pks returned:
然后我想检查返回的pks列表中是否有某个值:
val = 2
print val in result_pks
This will return True, but if instead I change result to:
这将返回True,但如果相反,我将结果更改为:
result = model.objects.prefetch_related("related_field").all()
result_pks = result.values_list("id",flat=True)
print result_pks
I still get:
我还是得到:
[1,2,3,4]
But when I do:
但当我这样做时:
val=2
print val in result_pks
I get False. I tried using select_related instead, and that returned True as I expected. Can someone explain to me why the difference?
我弄错了。我尝试使用select_related,并按预期返回True。有人可以向我解释为什么会有区别吗?
1 个解决方案
#1
7
Are you using Django 1.5?
你在使用Django 1.5吗?
There was a bug that caused the in
lookup to fail when using prefetch_related
: bug 20242.
使用prefetch_related时,有一个错误导致查找失败:错误20242。
This has been fixed in Django 1.6.
这已在Django 1.6中修复。
#1
7
Are you using Django 1.5?
你在使用Django 1.5吗?
There was a bug that caused the in
lookup to fail when using prefetch_related
: bug 20242.
使用prefetch_related时,有一个错误导致查找失败:错误20242。
This has been fixed in Django 1.6.
这已在Django 1.6中修复。