I got two models in myapp:
### myapp/models.py
class Animal(models.Model):
name = models.CharField()
class Cat(Animal):
tail_length = models.DecimalField()
###
This is Django multi-table inheritance, so both models have its tables
in database in one-to-one relation.
Is it possible to provide fixtures only inside Cat model:
### myapp/fixtures/initial_data.yaml
- model: myapp.Cat
pk: 1
fields:
name: kittie
tail_length: 33
###
and this fixtures will be propagated to both tables, or should I
create seaprate fixtures for Animal and Cat models?
It would be user friendly, and really fit one-to-one relationship.
PS.
Now when I try to load such mixed fixture, django makes insert into
myapp_cat table, before is has done insert to myapp.Animal, so
obviously foreign key constraint fails, so looks like it's not
supported.
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