Hello,
In our project we have a Model with this field:
has_drivers_license = models.BooleanField(verbose_name=_('Heeft
rijbewijs'), default=False, choices=BOOL_CHOICES)
and we have a ModelForm, where this field is used:
fields = [*...* 'has_drivers_license', ]
and we use a radio select widget:
widgets = {
'has_drivers_license': forms.RadioSelect
}
Now, in one specific template where we use this form, we don't include this
specific field. In the view, the form would validate anyway. After upgrading to
django 2.1 (from 2.0.5), this form no longer validates, saying that
has_drivers_license is required.
I have now added "blank = True" to the Model field, after which the form
validates again.
Should I report a bug? I didn't see anything in the release notes that would
lead to me to expect backward incompatible behavior on this issue.
Thanks!
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