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Because the Invitation status is defined as a char in model but referrred to as int in code the expression:
if join_invitation.status not in [5, 7](line 183 in models.py)
always evaluates to true if you are running postgresql as chars are not integers.
I suggest changing the status field to an integer.
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sorry - just seen its been fixed in the latest release
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Because the Invitation status is defined as a char in model but referrred to as int in code the expression:
if join_invitation.status not in [5, 7](line 183 in models.py)
always evaluates to true if you are running postgresql as chars are not integers.
I suggest changing the status field to an integer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: