Changes between Version 209 and Version 210 of BackwardsIncompatibleChanges

Timestamp:

Aug 5, 2008, 6:48:01 PM (16 years ago)

Author:

Trevor Caira

Comment:

added entry to table of contents

BackwardsIncompatibleChanges

@@ -69 +69 @@
  * [7971] July 18, 2008 [#Movednewformstoforms Moved django.newforms to django.forms]
  * [8015] July 19, 2008 [#ChangedthewayURLpathsaredetermined Changed the way URL paths are determined]
+ * [8131] July 29, 2008 [#intfield__infilterlookupsnolongerwork intfield__in=('',) filter lookups no longer work]
  * [8143] July 30, 2008 [#DecimalFieldconversiontightened DecimalField conversion tightened]
  * [8162] July 30, 2008 [#Passwordresetsystemchangedtoimprovesecurityandusability  Password reset system changed to improve security and usability ]
@@ -583 +584 @@
 obj = MyObj.objects.get(pk=1)
 form = MyForm(instance=obj)
+
+
+
 }}}
 
@@ -876 +880 @@
 # NEW:
 # in admin.py
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+
 
 
@@ -1048 +1054 @@
 25 special cases for each webserver and installation possibility).
 
+== `intfield__in=['']` filter lookups no longer work ==
+
+Before [8131], `MyModel.objects.filter(intfield__in=[''])` would return an empty `QuerySet`, where `intfield` represents an `IntegerField` or similar on `MyModel`. For example, if you had been unpacking a comma-separated list of IDs into a lookup such as:
+{{{
+#!python
+authors = Author.objects.filter(id__in=author_ids.split(','))
+}}}
+then your lookup will fail if author_ids is an empty string, as of [8131].
+
 == !DecimalField conversion tightened ==
 
@@ -1078 +1093 @@
 
 Previously !NoReverseMatch exceptions were silenced in the `{% url %}` tag.  This is very rarely useful, and usually just produced difficult to find bugs, and so was changed in [8211].  See #8031.
-
-== `intfield__in=['']` filter lookups no longer work ==
-
-Before [8131], `MyModel.objects.filter(intfield__in=[''])` would return an empty `QuerySet`, where `intfield` represents an `IntegerField` or similar on `MyModel`. For example, if you had been unpacking a comma-separated list of IDs into a lookup such as:
-{{{
-#!python
-authors = Author.objects.filter(id__in=author_ids.split(','))
-}}}
-then your lookup will fail if author_ids is an empty string, as of [8131].