Hi everyone, I'm a Django newbie, and I was following the tutorial for 1.6, creating a new app where one of the models is self-referencing. They ask to, in manage.py shell, create an instance of the model. But, as my model has a self reference foreign key, I can't pass any object to the key. I also would not like to leave it Nullable, as it may cause errors. Rather, I'd just like to pass 'self' as the reference, this is, the key it references should be its self key.
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