#35746: make the form.cleaned_data attribute of form available in the __init__
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Reporter: piscvau | Owner: (none)
Type: | Status: new
Cleanup/optimization |
Component: Forms | Version: 5.0
Severity: Normal | Resolution:
Keywords: clean_field_name , | Triage Stage:
form.full_clean | Unreviewed
Has patch: 1 | Needs documentation: 0
Needs tests: 0 | Patch needs improvement: 0
Easy pickings: 0 | UI/UX: 0
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Description changed by Sarah Boyce:
Old description:
> Hello
> form.clean_field_name functions have no parameter passed to it as
> indicated in the documentation and need to access the form.cleaned_data
> dictionnary. However this cleaned_data dictionnary is not created in the
> __init__ of the form but only in the full_clean method of the form.
>
> the need:
> in the form.__init__, add closure functions as clean_field_name functions
> and use the cleaned_data dictionnary as a free variable of this closure
> function. However this is not possible because the
> cleaned_data_dictionnary is not yet created.
>
> Suggested patch :
> create the cleaned_data.attribute in the __init__ instead of the
> full_clean
New description:
Hello
`form.clean_field_name` functions have no parameter passed to it as
indicated in the documentation and need to access the `form.cleaned_data`
dictionary. However this cleaned_data dictionary is not created in the
`__init__` of the form but only in the full_clean method of the form.
the need:
in the `form.__init__`, add closure functions as clean_field_name
functions and use the cleaned_data dictionary as a free variable of this
closure function. However this is not possible because the
cleaned_data_dictionary is not yet created.
Suggested patch :
create the cleaned_data.attribute in the `__init__` instead of the
full_clean
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