I have two models:
Gallery and Photo, Photo has Gallery as FK.
I already tried:
photos = Photo.objects.filter(active=True)
photos.annotate(g=Count('gallery'))
unfortunately when I call query I got something like that:
GROUP BY "wall_photo"."id", "wall_photo"."added_date", "wall_photo"."title", "wall_photo"."active", "wall_photo"."gallery_id", "wall_photo"."description"
which return me the same as above photos query without annotate :(
I tried also transform photos to SQL query and add group_by
query_photo = photos.query
query_photo.group_by = ['gallery']
Photo.objects.raw(query_photo.__str__())
and again I got the same result.
Do you know a way to do it in one call?
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