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I have a model which has a ForeignKey field, and I wish to change its value in a model instance, I tried something like this:
#object and user are model instances, owner is a FK field
object.owner = user
This raises a ValueError : “object.owner is not an instance of User”
Is there a workaround for this?
user should be a correct instance of User, and if you just created it instead of retrieved it from the database, it should be save()-d before you save object.