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Joins in select_related ignoring nulls, should maybe use isouter? #45
Hello! I've run into an issue using select_related. I've noticed that where a relation is null and the related table is listed in select_related, there is no record retrieved for the original model. Using these models for example:
classTrack(orm.Model):
# fields omitted, not relevant classPost(orm.Model):
# snip...track=orm.ForeignKey(Track, allow_null=True)
Let's say I have two posts with IDs 1 and 2. Post 2 does not have a related track. If I write the query Post.objects.select_related('track').all(), I only get post 1 returned.
However, if the select_from in build_select_expression is modified to include isouter:
Hello! I've run into an issue using
select_related. I've noticed that where a relation is null and the related table is listed inselect_related, there is no record retrieved for the original model. Using these models for example:Let's say I have two posts with IDs 1 and 2. Post 2 does not have a related track. If I write the query
Post.objects.select_related('track').all(), I only get post 1 returned.However, if the
select_frominbuild_select_expressionis modified to includeisouter:This seems to do the trick.