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pub struct Post {
    pub id: i64,
    pub title: String,
    pub body: String,
    pub published_at: Option<DateTime<Utc>>,
}
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A blog post. The M1 hardcoded model.

The struct derives sqlx::FromRow so a sea-query SELECT can be executed via sqlx::query_as::<_, Post>(...) and rows come back already typed. This is the M1 stand-in for the M3 derive macro that will eventually generate the same impl.

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impl Post

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pub fn objects() -> Manager<Post>

Entry point for queries: Post::objects().filter(...).fetch().await.

Returns a Manager<Post> which in turn produces QuerySet<Post>s via its chainable methods. See docs/specs/03-orm-querysets.md.

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impl Clone for Post

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fn clone(&self) -> Post

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Post

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for Post

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fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>
where __D: Deserializer<'de>,

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl<'a, R: Row> FromRow<'a, R> for Post
where &'a str: ColumnIndex<R>, i64: Decode<'a, R::Database> + Type<R::Database>, String: Decode<'a, R::Database> + Type<R::Database>, Option<DateTime<Utc>>: Decode<'a, R::Database> + Type<R::Database>,

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fn from_row(__row: &'a R) -> Result<Self>

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impl HydrateRelated for Post

Post has no FK fields, so HydrateRelated is a no-op.

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fn fk_id_for(&self, _field_name: &str) -> Option<Value>

Return the raw FK value stored in the field named field_name, or None if the field doesn’t exist on this model or is not a FK. Read more
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fn hydrate_fk(&mut self, _field_name: &str, _row: &Value)

Set ForeignKey<U>.resolved for the field named field_name by deserialising row as the target model type. Read more
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fn set_m2m_parent_ids(&mut self)

Set the parent_id cache on every M2M<U> field this model owns. Closes the second BUG-16 gap: without this, m2m.add(&t) silently writes a junction row with parent_id = 0 because the macro skips M2M fields in the FromRow decode path. Read more
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fn pk_as_json(&self) -> Option<Value>

Return this row’s primary key as a serde_json::Value, whatever the PK type — i64, String, uuid::Uuid, a custom newtype. The relation-hydration paths (prefetch_related, reverse-FK and reverse-OneToOne collection) bucket children by the parent’s PK, and keying those buckets on a Value (canonicalised via crate::orm::pk_key) lets UUID- and slug-PK models flow through too, not just i64. Read more
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fn set_m2m_resolved_json(&mut self, _field_name: &str, _rows: Vec<Value>)

Attach a list of pre-fetched child rows to the named M2M<U> field’s resolved slot. Called by QuerySet::prefetch_related (gap #19) after a batched JOIN through the junction table returns one Vec per parent. Read more
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fn set_reverse_fk_resolved_json(&mut self, _field_name: &str, _rows: Vec<Value>)

Gap #44 — attach a list of pre-fetched child rows to the named ReverseSet<C> field’s resolved slot. Counterpart to set_m2m_resolved_json but for reverse-FK collections (one parent, many children pointing at it via a FK column). Read more
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fn set_one_to_one_resolved_json( &mut self, _field_name: &str, _row: Option<Value>, )

Reverse-OneToOne counterpart to set_reverse_fk_resolved_json. Called by prefetch_related with Some(child_json) when the runtime FK lookup found exactly one matching child, or None when no child matched (the slot still flips is_loaded() to true). Read more
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fn take_pending_m2m_into(&mut self, _dest: &mut Self)

Move form-staged M2M pending ids from self into dest, field by field. The typed create() builds its INSERT from the caller’s instance, then reads a fresh row back from the DB (carrying the autoincremented PK) — the pending ids staged by the Form derive live on the caller’s instance, not the readback row. This hook transfers them across so write_pending_m2m on the readback row (which has the real parent_id seeded) finds them. Default: no-op for models with no M2M fields.
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fn write_pending_m2m<'a>( &'a mut self, ) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<(), WriteError>> + Send + 'a>>

Flush form-staged M2M selections to their junction tables after the parent row was inserted. The macro emits a body that walks this model’s M2M fields, reads parent_id + junction_table (seeded by set_m2m_parent_ids) and the pending child ids, and calls set_junction_dynamic. Default: no-op for models with no M2M fields. Read more
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impl Model for Post

The hand-written Model impl. M3 will generate this exact impl from #[derive(Model)] on the struct above.

Post::TABLE and Post::FIELDS are reached via the trait (not as inherent consts); call sites use <Post as Model>::TABLE or just Post::TABLE when the trait is in scope.

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const NAME: &'static str = "Post"

The struct name, used by the migration engine (M5) to label snapshot entries and to map autodetected operations back to the model that produced them. The M3 derive emits the struct ident verbatim (“Post”, “Comment”, etc.).
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const TABLE: &'static str = "post"

The SQL table name. M3’s derive defaults this to the snake_case of the struct name unless #[umbral(table = "...")] overrides it.
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const FIELDS: &'static [FieldSpec]

Static metadata for every field on the model. Read more
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type PrimaryKey = i64

The primary-key type. M2 supports i64 only; UUID lands later.
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fn primary_key(&self) -> i64

Return the primary key of this instance.
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const APP_LABEL: &'static str = "app"

The app label (the owning plugin’s name) this model belongs to. Read more
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const DISPLAY: &'static str = Self::NAME

Human-readable display name for this model, used by the admin sidebar as the default label. Defaults to Self::NAME. Read more
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const ICON: &'static str = "database"

Lucide icon slug shown next to this model in the admin sidebar. Defaults to "database". Any valid Lucide icon name works; unknown names are silently ignored by Lucide at render time. Read more
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const DATABASE: Option<&'static str> = None

Database alias this model lives on, when the app registers more than one pool via AppBuilder::database(...). None (the default) means “use whatever the owning plugin chose via Plugin::database(), or \"default\" if neither side overrode.” Read more
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const SINGLETON: bool = false

Single-row-marker. When true, the admin auto-redirects the list view to the (sole) row’s edit form, hides the “+ New” button, and surfaces the model as a settings-style screen. The single-row settings model pattern. Set via #[umbral(singleton)] on the struct. Closes BUG-9 in bugs/tests/testBugs.md. Read more
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const SOFT_DELETE: bool = false

Feature #72 — soft-delete marker. Set via #[umbral(soft_delete)] on the struct. When true, the framework treats this model as having a deleted_at: Option<DateTime<Utc>> column (which the user MUST declare — derive macros can’t add fields to the input struct), and: Read more
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const UNIQUE_TOGETHER: &'static [&'static [&'static str]] = _

Composite-UNIQUE constraints. Each inner slice names a constraint over the listed column names. Set via #[umbral(unique_together = [["a", "b"]])]. Closes BUG-6 in bugs/tests/testBugs.md. Default empty; the migration engine emits one UNIQUE (col1, col2) clause per inner group on CREATE TABLE.
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const INDEXES: &'static [&'static [&'static str]] = _

Multi-column indexes. Each inner slice names an index over the listed columns. Set via #[umbral(indexes = [["tenant_id", "created_at"]])]. Closes BUG-7. Default empty; the migration engine emits CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_<table>_<col1>_<col2> after the CREATE TABLE. Single-column indexes stay on the field attribute (#[umbral(index)]).
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const ORDERING: &'static [(&'static str, bool)] = _

Default ORDER BY clause, applied when a QuerySet terminates without an explicit order_by. Each tuple is (column_name, is_descending). Set via #[umbral(ordering = ["-published_at", "id"])] (leading - flips to DESC). Closes BUG-8. Default empty.
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const M2M_RELATIONS: &'static [M2MRelationSpec] = _

Many-to-many relations declared on this model. Each entry names a field and its target model. The migration engine uses this to auto-generate junction tables; the admin uses it to render M2M pickers. Default empty.
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const REVERSE_FK_RELATIONS: &'static [ReverseFkRelationSpec] = _

Gap #44 — reverse-FK collections declared on this model via #[umbral(reverse_fk = "<fk_col>")] pub <name>: ReverseSet<C>. Each entry tells prefetch_related how to fetch the children: SELECT * FROM <target_table> WHERE <fk_column> IN (parent_pks) then group by <fk_column> value, populate each parent’s ReverseSet.resolved. Default empty; the macro emits one entry per declared ReverseSet<C> field.
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const ONE_TO_ONE_RELATIONS: &'static [OneToOneRelationSpec] = _

Reverse OneToOne accessors declared on this model via pub <name>: OneToOne<C> (no umbral attribute required). Unlike REVERSE_FK_RELATIONS, the FK column on the child is not named at macro time — prefetch_related looks it up at runtime by scanning the child’s FIELDS for the UNIQUE FK pointing back at this model’s table. Exactly one match required; 0 or 2+ matches surface a loud error naming the ambiguity.
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impl PartialEq for Post

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fn eq(&self, other: &Post) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Serialize for Post

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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for Post

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