I encountered a behavior I can't explain in the site framework and
wonder if I should report this as a bug.
class Video(models.Model):
sites = models.ManyToManyField(Site)
on_site = CurrentSiteManager()
objects = models.Manager()
In manage.py shell, USING A SETTINGS FILE WITH SITE_ID = 1:
In [9]: Site.objects.get(pk=3).video_set.all()
Out[9]: []
But I __do__ have videos on the site with SITE_ID = 3. If I dump the
SQL:
SELECT *
FROM `videos_manager_video`
INNER JOIN `videos_manager_video_sites` ON
(`videos_manager_video`.`id` =
`videos_manager_video_sites`.`video_id`)
INNER JOIN `videos_manager_video_sites` T4 ON
(`videos_manager_video`.`id` = T4.`video_id`) WHERE
(`videos_manager_video_sites`.`site_id` = 1 AND T4.`site_id` = 3 )
LIMIT 21'
The part that bothers me is:
`videos_manager_video_sites`.`site_id` = 1
I don't think this manager should filter videos based on the current
site. I can have very good reasons to manipulate videos from another
site. For example to get all videos from another site, and add them to
this site.
Of course, if I use the settings file with SITE_ID = 3,
site.objects.get(pk=3).video_set.all() returns the expected result.
For now I'll be using Video.objects.filter(sites__in=(3,)) to emulate
Site.objects.get(pk=3).video_set.all() on other sites so it's not
blocking. But it may be hiding some other problems.
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