How to use custom managers in reverse relationships?

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I want to get related object references and I want to use a custom manager.

I see there has already been a question about this, but it is no longer open. So I create a new Edit: And deprecated.

This is pretty much what I'm trying to do: Link to related objects with a custom manager

b.entry_set.all() # This will use the default Manager
b.custom_manager.entry_set.all() # This should use my custom model manager

I see the ticket is closed, but I haven't found a solution for it yet. https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/3871

Im using django 1.6.5

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django django-queryset django-managers

Agey Dec 11. 14 at 16:33

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In Django 1.8, you can override the attribute _default_manager

that is used for backward relationships (and direct requests via objects

).

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theG33k 04 jan. 18 at 14:59

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Sławek Kabik · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-13T22:57:16+0000

I only found this solution:

instance.entry_set(manager='custom_manager')