There are a few instances in the code of using *.objects.all()[0] instead of *.objects.first(). This is an antipattern, but because there are examples of it, people take it to heart.
Using grep, you should be able to identify all instances of this (e.g. grep 'all()\[0\]' $( find . -name '*.py' )).
Using find and replace with sed (linux, macos), you can fix it in bulk.
There are a few instances in the code of using
*.objects.all()[0]instead of*.objects.first(). This is an antipattern, but because there are examples of it, people take it to heart.Using
grep, you should be able to identify all instances of this (e.g.grep 'all()\[0\]' $( find . -name '*.py' )).Using find and replace with
sed(linux, macos), you can fix it in bulk.