Currently there's no (at least elegant) way to serialize a request with one serializer for POST (or PUT or PATCH) and return the same object serialized in it's retrieve form, i.e. using a different serializer.
So the above mentioned method override simply returns a response with an instance of a different serializer class used for read requests.
ydaniv
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10 years ago
Currently there's no (at least elegant) way to serialize a request with one serializer for POST (or PUT or PATCH) and return the same object serialized in it's retrieve form, i.e. using a different serializer.
So the above mentioned method override simply returns a response with an instance of a different serializer class used for read requests.