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#56 MultipleJoin() attribute name fail on non-usual names (v0.6)

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2005-03-05
2005-02-21
Anonymous
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The problem is attribute name of a MultipleJoin seems
to get confused when the name is no "standard". I send
a testcase when this fails so you can understand the
problem (my english is not the best :).

I'm using Debian sarge, SQLObject version 0.6, and
SQLite (but it doesn't look like an SQLite issue,
that's why I didn't put it in SQLite category). I fails
on python 2.3 and 2.4.

Discussion

  • Nobody/Anonymous

    Testcase

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    ERRATA:
    In test.py replace 'addressesList' with 'addressList' (or
    vice versa, just make the name consistent :).

     
  • Oleg Broytman

    Oleg Broytman - 2005-03-01
    • status: open --> open-works-for-me
     
  • Oleg Broytman

    Oleg Broytman - 2005-03-01

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    The attached test2.py works for me, no problem.

     
  • Oleg Broytman

    Oleg Broytman - 2005-03-01

    Counter-test

     
  • Oleg Broytman

    Oleg Broytman - 2005-03-01
    • milestone: 293287 --> SQLObject_from_repository
    • assigned_to: nobody --> phd
     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    I've tryed svn version and works fine (both test.py and
    test2.py).

    It seems to be a bug in 0.6.

     
  • Oleg Broytman

    Oleg Broytman - 2005-03-05

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    Thank you. Closed.

     
  • Oleg Broytman

    Oleg Broytman - 2005-03-05
    • status: open-works-for-me --> closed-fixed
     

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