I have a model 'Account' with a OneToOne relation to another model
Tokens and then lots of
other stuff in my models
Class Account (.....
tokens = models.OneToOneField('TokenStore',
verbose_name=_(u'Token Store'), related_name='account')
When deleting an Account from admin gui it cascades and everything is
deleted ok -- except this Tokens instance (and I would like to delete
it also). This makes my database corrupt as I now have
a Token instance with no account (so I get an exception - object not
found whenever I try and look at an account)...
I have tried inserting a delete for this token in the pre_delete
signal for an Account (but then I get a good old infinite recursion -
since the account deletes a token that deletes its account that
deleltes its token that...) and in post_delete it seems that trying to
do instance.tokens.delete() makes a db lookup and the instance (=of
the Account) has already been deleted from db so that also goes
pooofff...
Any ideas...??
Running local on mac but deployment uses Postgres
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