hi,
is it intentional that slicing a queryset ignores the Meta_ordering?
for example:
====================================
class Thing(Model):
name = SlugField()
pub_date = DateTimeField()
class Meta:
ordering = ['-pub_date']
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>>> Thing.objects.all()
'SELECT <snip> FROM "main_thing" ORDER BY "main_thing"."pub_date" DESC'
this orders correctly
>>> Thing.objects.all()[0]
SELECT <snip> FROM "main_thing" LIMIT 1
this does not.
>>> Thing.objects.order_by('-pub_date')[0]
SELECT <snip> FROM "main_thing" ORDER BY "main_thing"."pub_date" DESC
LIMIT 1
this orders correctly again.
i thought that if i specify the ordering in the Meta class, then it's
used everywhere...
so, is this a bug, or i'm doing something stupid (again :-) ?
thanks,
gabor
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