I'm trying to create fixtures for my Django application. We have our own
app that provides per-object permissions. It uses a GenericForeignKey to
assign permissions to many different models. I need the ability to define
fixtures for these custom permissions. However, I'm having trouble
understanding how to do this properly. All of my own models have natural
keys defined. My object permission model has a uuid field, which is
auto-generated in the overridden save function. It's also defined as the
natural key for this model. When I dump existing object permissions, the
JSON includes the object_id so it's not using the natural key. Here's an
example:
{
>
> "pk": 7,
>
> "model": "vault.vault",
>
> "fields": {
>
> "groups": [],
>
> "uuid": "11d62a7b-6e38-4baf-8938-fb475d8aca52",
>
> "system": true,
>
> "object_id": 3,
>>
> "content_type": [
>
> "myapp",
>
> "mymodel"
>
> ],
>
> "permissions": [],
>
> "public": false,
>
> "users": []
>
> }
>
> }
>
>
>
I can't use this fixture as it's referencing an object ID. How do I use
natural keys when dumping/loading fixture data for models that use generic
relations? Thanks
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