This small example captures what I am actually trying to do in my application.
list = MyObject.objects.filter(field1 = entries1, field2 = entries2)
I want the query to just ignore "field2 = entries2" if entries2 is empty. Or if entries1 is empty, I want it to ignore "field1 = entries1".
One thing I could do is just use logic to check whether entries1 or entries 2 is empty and create queries for each of the cases,
but my actual application has much more than two fields to check.
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