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September 7, 2012 09:59
… referenced via a generic FK
… referenced via a generic FK
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As it is my first pull request please let me know how I have to setup the fork request to only include the relevant changes which are to be found in models.py. |
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@mr-stateradio Hi Thomas, are you still willing to submit this PR? Some conflicts need to be resolved and all your commits needs to squashed. After that, let us discuss the impact of your contribution |
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Hi,
my fork implements a feature to restrict the scope of custom attributes to arbitrary models referenced via the registered model. Please see the provided documentation to judge whether this feature would make sense to be included.
https://github.com/mr-stateradio/django-eav#introduction
Best regards,
Thomas