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www.rasulkireev.com | ||
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adamj.eu
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| | | | | Some models have one or a few large fields that dominate their per-instance size. For example, take a minimal blog post model: | |
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fuller.li
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jinyuz.dev
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| | | | | I was working on a multi-tenant project and encountered a bug when using Django's GenericForeignKey with django-tenants. It was using the public schema's contenttype_id instead of the tenant schema's contenttype_id. So, if I have a model of Comment, my django_content_type table would have something like public.django_content_type id app_label model 15 comments comment tenant.django_content_type id app_label model 19 comments comment There shouldn't be a problem here since django-tenants should handle thi... | |
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blog.rubenwardy.com
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