Resolve "DjangoLDP resolve_id error on container path"
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Closes #245 (closed)
Also related to #244 (closed)
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116 116 117 117 @classonlymethod 118 118 def resolve_id(cls, id): 119 ''' 120 Resolves the id of a given path (e.g. /container/1/) 121 Raises Resolver404 if the path cannot be found, ValidationError if the path is for a model base 122 and an ObjectDoesNotExist exception if the resource does not exist 123 ''' 119 124 id = cls.__clean_path(id) 120 view, args, kwargs = get_resolver().resolve(id) 125 match = get_resolver().resolve(id) 126 kwargs = match.kwargs 127 view = match.func 128 129 if match.url_name.endswith('-list') or len(match.kwargs.keys()) == 0: -
I realise this is hacky, but I couldn't find another solution using the data we can resolve with the url
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get_resolver().resolve('/circles/1/members/') ResolverMatch(func=djangoldp.views.LDPNestedViewSet, args=(), kwargs={'pk': '1'}, url_name=circle-circlemember-list, app_names=[], namespaces=[]) get_resolver().resolve('/circles/1/members/2/') ResolverMatch(func=djangoldp.views.LDPNestedViewSet, args=(), kwargs={'pk': '2'}, url_name=circle-circlemember-detail, app_names=[], namespaces=[])
mentioned in issue #244 (closed)
mentioned in merge request djangoldp-circle!22 (merged)
mentioned in commit e6316086
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