I'd like to instantiate a model, and play around with it, but ensure it's never saved. At bare minimum instantiate it, play around with it then delete it, but ideally disable saving somehow. I imagine I can override save() on the instance, but am wondering if anyone has experience doing this or if there's a canonical method for doing it. I'll experiment but in the mean time fishing as I said for experience and any standard methods out there.
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