I'm trying to insert breaks when a row value in a specific column of data
changes; however, it is triggering on the very first call to "ifchanged".
For example:
{% for row in report %}
{% ifchanged row.column2 %} <hr> {% endifchanged %}
...print other data...
{% endfor %}
The very first line is a "<hr>" with the above sample.
Although technically the ifchanged, did change (from Null/None, to some
value), I don't believe the assignment should count as an actual change.
Is there a way around this behaviour?
Thanks,
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