Hi,
I think I just stumbled across a something others must have
encountered too. But I can'T find any documentation that enlightens
me.
I have a CharField in my model that looks like that.
name = models.CharField(_('Projektname'), max_length = 255)
The result is, that I can't create an instance of the model containing
this CharField in the admin interface if the CharField is empty. So
far so good. But...
>>> Project().save()
works without any problems. Why? I mean, I told my model to include a
CharField called "name", which has to be filled. I expected save() to
raiuse an Exception, but instead it just saves the model which
violates the constraints.
Why is this the case? I like to understand that. Any pointers would be
nice and highly appreciated.
Best regards,
Oliver
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