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@jnm jnm commented Feb 21, 2019

instead of checking for an __iter__ attribute, which Django 1.9+ includes in LazyObjects that are not necessarily iterable. Fixes #1662.

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instead of checking for an `__iter__` attribute, which Django 1.9+ includes in
`LazyObject`s that are not necessarily iterable
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