This question makes clear how chaining and multiple argument filters are different but it doesn't specify how to make them chained filters equivalent.
For example, given the code:
query = mymodel.filter(name="Foo",foreignkey_property1="Bar",foreignkey_property2="Zap")
Is it possible to get an and
version of this from a chained queryset and have the query above and the query below be equivalent:
query = mymodel.filter(name="Foo",foreignkey_property1="Bar")
query = query.filter(foreignkey_property2="Zap",???)
I'm certain I've read how this is possible, but can't find it.
Try this:
from django.db.models import Q
query = mymodel.filter(Q(name="Foo",foreignkey_property1="Bar") && Q(foreignkey_property2="Zap"))
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