...Or am I doing something wrong?
In django-trunk, select_related seems to work, but in magic-removal, I get an empty list. It looks like the QuerySet isn't generating the joins for related objects correctly. I'm still digging into this one, but is this a known issue?
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- Is select_related broken in magic removal? Dave St.Germain
- Re: Is select_related broken in magic removal? Adrian Holovaty
- Re: Is select_related broken in magic removal? Dave St.Germain