make ObjectIdAutoField.to_python() accept integers as strings #175
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Hrm, why should this silently accept an int conversion on the autofield? I understand that uncoerced data comes through the form construction, but wouldn't this be breaking assumptions on ObjectId types? |
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This is a continuation of #105 (comment). |
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Ahhhh, thanks for the reminder. Now that it's called "ObjectIdAutoField" rather than "MongoAutoField" I imagine this could lead to some confusion. Nonetheless, let's add the change in, but could you add a comment above including this ticket? https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/INTPYTHON-393 I don't think it's an issue now, nor is this a bad solution. I would want to revisit the semantics of this at a later date. |
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There are at least two places in Django where
Field.to_python()processes uncoerced form data,BaseModelFormSet._construct_form()andModelAdmin.get_object().