I'm experiencing some unexpected behaviour.
In my code Category is derived from BaseModel and has a reference to
another entity (creator). If I initialize categories with a parent I
can trigger the error.
(from a django shell session)
a = Category('A', creator=my_guy)
a.save()
assert(Category.get_by_id(a.key().id())) # OK, no parent
b = Category(parent=my_guy, 'B', creator=my_guy)
b.save()
assert(b.key().id()) # OK, key exists
assert(Category.get(b.key())) # OK as well
assert(Category.get_by_id(b.key().id())) # raises AssertionError
So even though the key appears to be valid and have a numeric
identifier it cannot be used with get_by_id without throwing. Have I
missed something here?
I am running latest appengine on Windows with google-app-engine-django
R86 and django 1.0.
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