def create_initial(self): self.tearDown() m = EnlightenedModel(**self.old_values) m.save() self.old_values['id'] = m.id self.new_values['id'] = m.id return m
def create_initial(self): self.tearDown() m = EnlightenedModel(**self.old_values) m.save() self.old_values['id'] = m.id self.new_values['id'] = m.id return m
def test_assign_fkey_after_init_before_save(self):
"""
If a required ForeignKey is assigned after the model is initialized
but before it is saved, a field.rel.to.DoesNotExist exception should
not be raised.
"""
del(self.old_values['enlightenment'])
m = EnlightenedModel(**self.old_values)
try:
m.enlightenment = self.knowledge
except Enlightenment.DoesNotExist:
self.fail('Assigning a foreign key resulted in a DoesNotExist.')
def test_assign_fkey_after_init_before_save(self):
"""
If a required ForeignKey is assigned after the model is initialized
but before it is saved, a field.rel.to.DoesNotExist exception should
not be raised.
"""
del(self.old_values['enlightenment'])
m = EnlightenedModel(**self.old_values)
try:
m.enlightenment = self.knowledge
except Enlightenment.DoesNotExist:
self.fail('Assigning a foreign key resulted in a DoesNotExist.')
def create_initial(self):
self.tearDown()
m = EnlightenedModel(**self.old_public_values)
m.save()
self.old_values['id'] = self.old_public_values['id'] = m.id
self.new_values['id'] = self.new_public_values['id'] = m.id
self.old_values['holism'] = self.old_public_values['holism'] = m.holism
self.new_values['holism'] = self.new_public_values['holism'] = m.holism
# The aforementioned _mutable_fields side effects happen here.
self.old_values['file'] = self.old_public_values['file'] = m.file
self.old_values['image'] = self.old_public_values['image'] = m.image
self.always_in__mutable_fields = {'file': self.old_values['file'], 'image': self.old_values['image']}
return m
def create_initial(self):
self.tearDown()
m = EnlightenedModel(**self.old_public_values)
m.save()
self.old_values['id'] = self.old_public_values['id'] = m.id
self.new_values['id'] = self.new_public_values['id'] = m.id
self.old_values['holism'] = self.old_public_values['holism'] = m.holism
self.new_values['holism'] = self.new_public_values['holism'] = m.holism
# The aforementioned _mutable_fields side effects happen here.
self.old_values['file'] = self.old_public_values['file'] = m.file
self.old_values['image'] = self.old_public_values['image'] = m.image
self.always_in__mutable_fields = {
'file': self.old_values['file'],
'image': self.old_values['image']
}
return m
