Add return value to MockSet delete #154
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lvieirajr
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Nov 12, 2021
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| if self.clone is not None: | ||
| self.clone._delete_recursive(*items_to_remove, **attrs) | ||
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| return sum_deleted, items_deleted |
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you dont need to store a sum_deleted variable.
You can just use return sum(items_delete.values()), items_deleted
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The behavior for the QuerySets delete in Django is to return a tuple with the number of entries deleted, and a dictionary with how many entries were deleted for each type.
This PR aims to simulate that behavior.