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The ModelAdmins __init__ method creates instances of the inline admin classes and adds them to self.inline_instances. So setting self.inlines to another value afterwards doesn’t change anything. You should find this post, that deals with a similiar problem very helpful!
It also makes no sense to set values like that in __init__, since the Modeladmin instance is created once and may persist for a lot more than one request!
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I would suggest making a custom template which hides inlines when the operation is “create new foo”.
Admin templates are very easy to override globally or per-object. It is a lot nicer than overriding ModelAdmin methods and properties in __init__().
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