I'm wondering two things: - Is there any non-internals way to know what sort of iterable a queryset is set to do? Should there be? Background - users should not write code to look at isinstance(queryset._iterable_class, FubarIterator) because that is a private interface (and it may be code no longer in 2.x, since I'm currently looking at 1.11.x). - Is looking at query.values_select, query.annotation_select, and extra_select as is done by the ValuesIterable, ValuesListIterable, and FlatValuesListItereable a supported interface? Is there documentation for this? Should there be?
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