Hi guys,
I am using a metaclass to standardize how I link two classes, on Django
1.6. This is done in order to have a generic way of connecting classes
without having to know the name of the fields being linked.
Basically, I have in my metaclass '*post_new*' method to get the 'other'
model, using *model._meta.get_field_by_name('item') *I use this afterward
like following *add_lazy_relation(model, None, item_model,
add_passthrough_fields) *
I add these PassThrough fields again getting the fields from the meta,
overwriting the getter and the setter.
Upgrading to Django 1.7 is impossible with what I'm currently doing. I get
tons of *AppRegistryNotReady* , since it is going through this post_new
method at the very beginning.
Maybe you have a suggestion how I could get around this or which other
methods to call to call later (but not too late, those are metaclasses) in
order to get the list of fields. Maybe some code snippets running on Django
1.7 and using models with metaclasses could already help.
Thanks in advance,
Matthieu
PS: I know it is a bit uncommon to do so and if you don't need to do so and
use these metaclasses, you shouldn't ;-)
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