Usually code needs to be adapted to work with deferred models. The
class-based view issue you mentioned could be this fix for DetailView:
https://github.com/django/django/commit/86aaffa5a3510c007167d116cf4ad72b79e93f31
(fixed in Django 1.9). If not, please open a bug if the issue can be
reprodu
Hello,
I had a use case where I wanted to defer a field by default. I used the
get_queryset function in the manger like this to make it always happen.
def get_queryset(self):
return super().get_queryset().defer('bigfield')
It seems to work, however it introduces some very strange side ef
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