Open natehawkboss opened 4 years ago
The issue I am noticing is that when you undelete a record, it makes the change in the database but does not seem to change the model instance.
So I have a deleted record, I undelete, make changes, and save
model.undelete() model.field1 = 1 model.field2 = 2 model.save() model.deleted >>> True
then the deleted at field is still in the instance and it is re-added; it has a deleted_at so it shows as deleted, yet it doesn't have the changeset to undelete it. As of now, I have to explicitly call refresh_from_db to update
model.undelete() model.deleted >>> True model.refresh_from_db() model.deleted >>> False model.field1 = 1 model.field2 = 2 model.save() model.deleted >>> False
or just do all of my changes and then call undelete
model.field1 = 1 model.field2 = 2 model.save() model.undelete()
it seems that undelete should not just update the table but the model instance as well.
The issue I am noticing is that when you undelete a record, it makes the change in the database but does not seem to change the model instance.
So I have a deleted record, I undelete, make changes, and save
then the deleted at field is still in the instance and it is re-added; it has a deleted_at so it shows as deleted, yet it doesn't have the changeset to undelete it. As of now, I have to explicitly call refresh_from_db to update
or just do all of my changes and then call undelete
it seems that undelete should not just update the table but the model instance as well.