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Raise error when ModelSerializer used with abstract model#2757
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lovelydinosaur merged 2 commits intoencode:masterfromekiourk:2630/Raise-exception-when-ModelSerializer-used-with-abstract-modelApr 27, 2015
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Raise error when ModelSerializer used with abstract model#2757
lovelydinosaur merged 2 commits intoencode:masterfromekiourk:2630/Raise-exception-when-ModelSerializer-used-with-abstract-modelApr 27, 2015
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This should be checkinghasattr(model, '_meta') (not'Meta').
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Closes#2630
Raising an exception (ValueError) if an abstract model is used with a ModelSerializer. The check is happening in get_fields method of the ModelSerializer immediately after some other similar checks.
Do you think is better to make the checks earlier? Maybe in the constructor?