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Geoff L
Geoff L
11,756 Points
Posted by Geoff L
Geoff L
11,756 Points

Where did performer.song_set come from?

The karaoke testing was very difficult as the main issue i had was finding out i had to add performer.song_set to the performer_detail.html file.

Where was this covered? This was not at all clear on how to use or that it was necessary to use. I have a feeling this is why so many people are not able to finish this testing challenge. I was only able to find out by combing through everyone else's examples.

Is this just a special feature due to using performer = models.ForeignKey('Performer') in the Song class?

This is what i ended up finding from other's work:

performer_detail.html 
{% extends 'base.html' %}

{% block title %}{{ performer.name }}{% endblock %}

{% block content %}
<h2>{{ performer.name }}</h2>
{{ performer.song_set.all|safe|linebreaks }}
{% endblock %}

I believe Kenneth vaguely mentions this in the video 'Step Detail View' section. Thank you in advance, I am just trying to understand this concept.

Geoff L
Geoff L
11,756 Points
Geoff L
Geoff L
11,756 Points

Hi Megan, This challenge was part of the Django basics Testing Time challenge: django-basics/test-time/django-tdd

After re watching several videos I believe the topic was lightly mentioned in this video: django-basics/final-details/step-detail-view