Test Serializer exclude for declared fields #5599
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@xordoquy - agreed, I just whipped it up given how simple of a change it was. I've added another commit that raises an |
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For me, an assert here is fine. (Even “good” perhaps 🙂) I’m -1 on supporting the usage from #5596, as per discussion there. It’s my birthday 🍰 today so I’ll leave you folks to decide what to do. |
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It's great! I have the same issue. When you redeclared some field, it won't be filtered. |
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Unpinned a number of requirements so they would be upgraded as part of `make upgrade` as recommended by OEP-18. In particular the edx-enterprise-data django app was not pinning edx-drf-extensions which resulted in 2 different versions of DRF in the requirements (one for enterprise-data and one for this IDA). Upgrading DRF resulting in an assertion failure that was added in DRF 3.7.4 ``` Cannot both declare the field 'created' and include it in the CourseProgramMetadataSerializer 'exclude' option. Remove the field or, if inherited from a parent serializer, disable with `created = None`. ``` encode/django-rest-framework#5599 Because the created date was being excluded, it is not needed in the CourseProgramMetadataSerializer and has been removed.
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* Test current behavior of exclude+declared field * Assert declared fields are not present in exclude
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I'm not particularly inclined towards the change in behavior, but it was fairly trivial to implement.
Thoughts @xordoquy, @carltongibson?