Clarification in conditional docs #776
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ikonst
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May 1, 2020
| @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ This example will update a `Thread` item, if the `views` attribute is less than | |||
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| thread_item.update(condition=(Thread.views < 5) | (Thread.views > 10)) | |||
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| Note that here capital-T `Thread` refers to the record currently saved in the DB with the same unique ID as the Thread model instance `thread_item`, rather than the Thread model class. | |||
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Capital-T Thread here, as in Thread.views < 5 is the Thread class, from whose attribute you derive a query condition. Or am I misunderstanding something?
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Ran around looking for clarification this morning and figured I'd save others the time.