I seem to be encountering the same or similar issue. The distinct()
method seems to have no affect on my queryset.
I am using PostgreSQL, and the django.contrib.gis.db models object.
ipdb> p TruckLog.objects.values('vehicleid')
[{'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80480}, {'vehicleid': 80437},
{'vehicleid': 80437}, {'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80480},
{'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80437},
{'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80480}]
ipdb> p TruckLog.objects.values('vehicleid').distinct()
[{'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80480}, {'vehicleid': 80437},
{'vehicleid': 80437}, {'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80480},
{'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80437},
{'vehicleid': 80533}, {'vehicleid': 80480}]
ipdb>
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