fixed postgre type mismatch error in mixins.py #746
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Thanks for the PR! @Tosinibikunle
I’m currently a bit busy with work, so I’ll be able to do a full review this weekend.
In the meantime, could you please:
- Confirm whether the mismatch error occurs in
get_for_objects(from the issue description, it seems to be triggered in the “IN query”) - Check if the same issue also happens in
get_for_object - Add a test case that covers this scenario
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Also add a changelog entry |
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…-fix' of https://github.com/Tosinibikunle/django-auditlog into postgre-type-mismatch-fix
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@2ykwang could you review it again? |
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@2ykwang can you review this PR? probably we can include this PR in the next release. |
auditlog/models.py
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| :param queryset: The queryset to get the log entries for. | ||
| :type queryset: QuerySet | ||
| :return: The LogEntry objects for the objects in the given queryset. | ||
| :rtype: QuerySet """ |
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| :rtype: QuerySet """ | |
| :rtype: QuerySet | |
| """ |
| ct = ContentType.objects.get_for_model(obj.__class__) | ||
| log_entries = ( | ||
| LogEntry.objects.get_for_object(obj) | ||
| LogEntry.objects.filter( |
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It would be better to call get_for_object instead of filter.
because it looks the same as the logic in this line.
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resolves #740