Hi, This behavior looks correct. Field names are used when displaying a
model's fields, so a model's verbose_name doesn't have any effect there.
Consider a model that has a two foreign keys to the same model. Displaying
the model name in that case wouldn't allow distinguishing between the
field
Hi Fran,
it would be helpful to see you models.py, it looks like you named a
field 'question' that's why column names and filters are named like
that. It's up to you to choose another field name like ask.
I also think this question rather belongs to the django-users mailing list.
Antje
On 4/7/2
Thanks, folks, that's a very valuable insight.
I really love the idea of resolving *OuterRef* via .*join()*, it may help
overcome problems I had with reusing *Subquery*.
However, I believe *Subquery* exists apart from *QuerySet* for a reason -
to separate responsibilities, so should we mix respo
