#4656: Allow In-depth serialization by specifying depth to follow relationship
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          Reporter:  jay.m.mar...@gmail.com  |         Owner:  nobody 
            Status:  new                     |     Milestone:         
         Component:  Serialization           |       Version:  SVN    
        Resolution:                          |      Keywords:  feature
             Stage:  Accepted                |     Has_patch:  0      
        Needs_docs:  0                       |   Needs_tests:  0      
Needs_better_patch:  0                       |  
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Comment (by ericholscher):

 @Matthew: Good points.

 I don't know if all serializers are meant to always be deserializable, or
 if that is just something that has happened in the past and should happen.
 I see now how that functionality can be useful (as you are using them, as
 a return from a view to populate data). Most of my experience with
 serializers have been with load/dump data, I sometimes forget they are
 really useful for serializing data in other situations.

 It should be noted that these issues are seperate from the actual reason
 that this ticket is open, so opening another ticket with each of your
 proposed additions is probably advisable. The exclude stuff is a pretty
 simple and logical change, so that having that in its own ticket would be
 nice. I can see the extras functionality having more discussion, so
 splitting that off as well is probably good.

 The relations functionality seems to be a way to implement this ticket, so
 that stuff is probably good to stay here :) Providing a patch on this
 ticket providing that functionality against Django (along with the
 relative depth as stated in the title) would probably be a good start to
 getting something in a format that can be committed. I like the idea of
 including this stuff, but I'm not sold on the API, but now I understand
 better how it's useful :)

 Cheers.

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