One of my models has a deleted flag, which is used to hide objects globally:
class NondeletedManager(models.Manager):
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You can do this with a Django proxy model.
# models.py
class UnfilteredConversation(Conversation):
class Meta:
proxy = True
# this will be the 'default manager' used in the Admin, and elsewhere
objects = models.Manager()
# admin.py
@admin.register(UnfilteredConversation)
class UnfilteredConversationAdmin(Conversation):
# regular ModelAdmin stuff here
...
Or, if you have an existing ModelAdmin class you want to re-use:
admin.site.register(UnfilteredConversation, ConversationAdmin)
This approach avoids issues that can arise with overriding the default manager on the original Conversation model - because the default manager is also used in ManyToMany relationships and reverse ForeignKey relationships.