DRU-664 -- Read every row with Model.all() - #739
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Model.all() returns every row, in the class's ordering or primary key order. filter() now needs a field to match and raises a TypeError that points at all(), so each read has one shape. The author guide and the scaffold show all().
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Model.all()returns every row, in the class's ordering or primary key order, the name Tortoise and Django use for that read.filter()now needs a field to match and raises aTypeErrorthat points atall(), so each read has one shape. The author guide and the scaffold showall().