ugettext_lazy in model's default

I suspect this patch should possibly just be a call to force_unicode(), but to ensure I understand it, could you give an example of the type of problem you are seeing? It's not clear to me how to repeat whatever the bug is.

class TestModel(models.Model):
    text = models.CharField(maxlength = 100, default = ugettext_lazy('Anything'))

tm = TestModel()
tm.save()

Creating model is ok, but in tm.text is proxy object and during tm.save() it raises error. Type of error is dependent on db backend. With MySQL it raises something like 'value too long, truncated', with sqlite3 (exactly this example)

InterfaceError: Error binding parameter 0 - probably unsupported type.

About force_unicode - it is also solution, I am attaching variant patch

variant patch

Second patch is incorrect. It casts all values to strings. So, from True becomes 'True' and so on. First works better.

From this flows another idea: Maybe it could be good to add type bool to nonconverted types in force_unicode. I don't know how these types were selected, but I think it shoudl be there.

Replying to permon:

Maybe it could be good to add type bool to nonconverted types in force_unicode.

The boolean type is already covered in the things that "strings_only" will ignore. In Python 2, a bool is an instance of int, so isinstance(True, int) is always true.

Replying to mtredinnick:

Replying to permon:

Maybe it could be good to add type bool to nonconverted types in force_unicode.

The boolean type is already covered in the things that "strings_only" will ignore. In Python 2, a bool is an instance of int, so isinstance(True, int) is always true.

In this case should be working last patch. I believe there will be no more variants :-)

(In [6453]) Fixed #5641 -- Handle lazy translations correctly when used as default arguments. Thanks, permon.