Hi.
I started my app with version 0.96 knowing that I would want to add
new features and that I would eventually want to redesign my models
with inheritance when it became available. Because of this, I've
created a layer of abstraction between the django model and the rest
of my code. In theory, this should make upgrading between my django
model versions very easy:
1) Load entry in old model and generate from it an abstraction layer
object.
2) Create blank entry in new model and generate from it a second
abstraction layer object.
3) Copy data from abstraction layer object created in (1) to
abstraction layer object created in
(2).
4) Save.
I can't do this because models.Model's metaclass won't let two Models
have the same name even if they come from different python modules.
Am I missing anything or is what I'm trying to do just not possible.
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