I had an inline AdminModel that I was ordering by the id of a foreign key
value, e.g.,
class ThingAdmin(admin.TabularInline):
model = models.Thing
ordering = ('rel_id',)
Where "rel_id" references the actual db column vs the object "rel".
This worked like a charm in the admin interface, but when I tried to
generate migration scripts it raised an error:
The value of 'ordering' refers to 'rel_id', which is not an attribute of
> 'app.Thing'.
Seems like django should allow me to reference 'rel_id' instead of 'rel' in
this interface. Would this be considered a bug?
Btw, switching it to `ordering = ('rel',)` worked just fine and appeared to
still be ordering by the actual id.
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