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Use .update(b=False)
on the queryset:
@receiver(pre_save, sender=A)
def my_callable(sender, instance, **kwargs):
A.objects.filter(b=True).update(b=False)
The update is done in SQL, doesn’t call model’s save()
method or trigger any signals
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Assuming you’re able to use Django1.8, this exact use case is covered in the docs actually: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/ref/models/instances/#customizing-model-loading
Cliff notes: use the from_db method to customize loading of the model and save a copy of the instance’s attributes as it is loaded, and then compare them before it is saved.
If you want to compare form data to a model instance to see if a user is changing it, do that in the view, not with a signal.
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