anything else. And I
guess this could be considered a too obscure corner case to care about,
but would appreciate some feedback anyway.
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If I do Foo.objects.none().count() I get the expected result 0.
However, Foo.objects.none().update(bar='baz') returns 42, and all 42
rows in the database have been updated.
This seems to be caused by EmptyQuerySet not overriding update(),
shouldn't this just return 0?
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