Our default philosophy in pyfields is to be as pythonic as possible, for maximum performance and minimum constraints : for example the default field() generates a native python field.
Therefore the default behaviour in @autofields should rather be check_types=False to stick to this philosophy.
Our default philosophy in
pyfieldsis to be as pythonic as possible, for maximum performance and minimum constraints : for example the defaultfield()generates a native python field.Therefore the default behaviour in
@autofieldsshould rather becheck_types=Falseto stick to this philosophy.