Yes, it does, my bad.
On Wed, 28 Oct 2020 at 17:03, James Pulec wrote:
> Hey Adam,
>
> Thanks for the clarification. I totally get that this might be a bit too
> complex, and maybe shouldn't wind up in update_or_create(), so I can
> definitely just use my own manager method. I'm a little confuse
Hey Adam,
Thanks for the clarification. I totally get that this might be a bit too
complex, and maybe shouldn't wind up in update_or_create(), so I can
definitely just use my own manager method. I'm a little confused by this
statement, though:
"It doesn't actually fetch the updated model insta
I think the scenario you're suggesting is just a little too complex for
update_or_create. It doesn't actually fetch the updated model instance .
You can instead write out what you want without too much extra code using
get_or_create, ensuring there's a transaction and select_for_update() to
lock th
