It's possible to create objects with same primary keys. But it will be raise into:
polymorphic.models.PolymorphicTypeInvalid: ContentType XY for <class 'FooBar'> #XY does not point to a subclass!
So there is not unique_together contraints between the primary key and polymorphic_ctype, isn't it?
It's possible to create objects with same primary keys. But it will be raise into:
polymorphic.models.PolymorphicTypeInvalid: ContentType XY for <class 'FooBar'> #XY does not point to a subclass!So there is not
unique_togethercontraints between the primary key andpolymorphic_ctype, isn't it?