Maybe it's a too large of a lunch, but I'm not sure how to answer that.
A HostGroup object has a relationship to multiple Host objects, and a Host object has a relationship to multiple HostGroup objects. There are also 13 or 14 more sets of paired relationships like that, spread across six or so models, in addition to a variety of single-direction dependencies.
Each paired relationship is represented on both models, in the Admin, nicely formatted and grouped via fieldsets.
On 2/4/11 12:46 PM, Michael wrote:
Does '%(class)s_hosts' represent the reverse relationship of '%(class)s_hostgroup' like: HostGroups<-> Hosts Or is a tree-like structure like: ...<-> HostGroups1<-> Hosts1<-> HostGroups2<-> Hosts2<-> .... Where HostGroup2 has a relationship to Hosts1 and a separate relationship to Hosts2?
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