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In the django admin I inserted a row by specifying 2 columns ( firstName, lastName ) and the description column had blank=True set.
I then tried mimicing this with fixtures because I have to import data from a legacy sql dump but I can’t seem to avoid filling in a value for description. What is django doing different? Does it specify all columns and possibly specify an empty string or something that doesn’t qualify as null?
When you use a form to populate a row, any inputs that are empty give
'', so the fields get filled with an empty string rather thanNULL.