Aha - it seems to work, at least for simple cases, if I'm using MySQL
and not sqlite.
Sorry to bother you!
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OK, I realise I've got a slightly unusual case here and don't want to
take much of anyone's time, but I wondered if it would be easy to make
it work...
I wanted to do a simple test which involved the database being queried
and updated from two different threads. (In real life this is to do
with n
Just an extra vote for this.
I I think it's probably neatest to have the option of an editable
parameter in the Admin class, which overrides any model settings.
Perhaps:
class Admin:
editable = {'field1': True, 'field2': False}
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