Hi,
So I currently have two models
model Foo(models.Model):
model Bar(models.Model):
foo = models.ForeignKey(Foo)
address = models.IPAddress()
class Meta:
unique_together(('address', 'foo'),)
and this works fine to ensure that the address is unique across each
instance of foo.
Now I want to introduce an intermediary between the two classes, but I
want to keep the constraint.
So it becomes:
model Foo(models.Model):
model Intermediary(models.Model):
foo = models.ForeignKey(Foo)
model Bar(models.Model):
intermediary = models.ForeignKey(Intermediary)
address = models.IPAddress()
Now, is it still possible to specify that the addresses in Bar should
be unique across each instance of Foo? I could add another foreign key
directly from Bar to Foo but that seems ugly.
Thanks,
Mike
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