Add a failing test for M2M models in test_merge_move_detail #202
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@saxix thanks for building this repo!
I'm trying to debug an issue when I try to merge a couple models with M2M relationships and attempting to create a failing test highlighting the issue.
The main problem is that I'm getting "This field is required" for various M2M fields in the Django admin when I submit the merge.
The first thing I tried to do is simply add a M2M relationship to the
test_merge_move_detailtest that seems to fail per this PR.Should this test be expected to fail in the manner I've adapted it? I would have thought that the M2M relationship would be merged into the preserved model in this test.
Thanks for taking a look!