Make it more obvious that the skip_serializing attribute only skips serializing and does not skip deserializing, and make user aware of the skip attribute which skips both serializing and deserializing, and skip_deserializing attribute which skips deserializing only.
I guess i'm of the opinion that if you only present the attribute skip_serializing to the user, the name alone doesn't make it clear that it doesn't skip both (or that there are two more relevant attributes for different behaviors). I realize it's documented in the field attributes section, but if you only look at this example then you may get confused (...as I did).
Make it more obvious that the skip_serializing attribute only skips serializing and does not skip deserializing, and make user aware of the
skipattribute which skips both serializing and deserializing, andskip_deserializingattribute which skips deserializing only.I guess i'm of the opinion that if you only present the attribute
skip_serializingto the user, the name alone doesn't make it clear that it doesn't skip both (or that there are two more relevant attributes for different behaviors). I realize it's documented in the field attributes section, but if you only look at this example then you may get confused (...as I did).