Adding "Using an Embedded Model as an abstract base class" to the docs. #92
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Thanks for the addition. The issue with the class not being a string is a bug in djangotoolbox though and should be fixed there. |
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We should probably add the "you can use abstract models" thing to the docs once the bug is fixed. |
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I don't see why we should keep this open if it is a djangotoolbox issue. We can just close it and add the doc string once the bug is fixed. |
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Yeah we need to remember to add it to the docs somehow :) You can also open another bug somewhere. Just something to remember it later |
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In docs / source / topics / embedded-models.rst