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14,136 PointsLooks like I'm missing something with the bulk_create task for Django ORM?
Not sure what is needed here?
from . import models
def fix_25():
models.Review.objects.bulk_create([
Review(product=1, rating=2),
Review(product=1, rating=3),
Review(product=1, rating =5)
])
3 Answers
jacinator
11,936 PointsTwo things.
1) You need to specify a product instance, not just an id.
2) You need to reference the Review
as models.Review
if you're only importing models
.
Beyond that, your code looks fine.
from . import models
def fix_25():
product = models.Product.objects.get(id=1)
models.Review.objects.bulk_create([
models.Review(product=product, rating=2),
models.Review(product=product, rating=3),
models.Review(product=product, rating=5),
])
Igor Protsenko
15,651 PointsCan we type :
models.Review(product__id=1,rating=2),
Y B
14,136 PointsYes just tested it that passes.