However, in one of my models there are now a couple of "states" in which it could be and each really calls for a different piece of advice.
I know in ModelAdmin.fieldsets I can do "description": description(), to get a single piece of advice but I really need to get access to the model instance in that callable so I can detect the "state" and return different advice.
I have looked at admin.helpers.FieldSet but cannot see any reference to the model instance in there.
It would be ideal to have a model method which returned a description and have the helper call that if admin.ModelAdmin didn't have a description dict in its fieldsets attribute.
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