Hey all,
This week I made the final major API changes, updating the
get_db_prep_* methods to recieve connection, and work in a backwards
compatible method. I also fixed the bug with using
__in=queryset.using('other_db'), right now it raises an exception, but
in the future I'll update it to just do 2 queries and substitute the
results of the first into the second. This week my big goal is to
refactor the whole Query/BaseQuery issue, and change the way custom
backends are handled. I *think* this should be relatively
straightforward, but it may be a little complex, so I'll probably ping
the mailing list as soon as possible to see if anyone with a backend
using a custom query class can test it out. Next weekend I'll be
giving a talk at PyOhio and holding a Django sprint, so I may or may
not have a lot of time that weekend. Also, I've heard from at least
one person that they've been able to use the branch successfully, so
that's good news :)
Alex
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