My first reflex to this is -1 for a simple reason:
the persistence layer in django is meant to be db-driven. The upload
logic is transient for that reason, and nothing stops you from creating
a better controlled file upload handling with a model holding those
files before entering your real bu
*Description:*
Using the *PersistedTemporaryFileUploadHandler* upload handler, Django will
write the uploaded file to a temporary file stored in your system's
temporary directory, as the *TemporaryFileUploadHandler* already do.
However, the file this time will not be suppressed after your first
