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I was considering adding the UserProfileDeleteView after I figured out how to fix #45, but I decided not to yet because I am not sure if deleting userprofiles will screw up foreignkey relationships? Supposedly disabling Django's "is_active" feature is preferred over actually deleting userprofiles.
When a user delete's his userprofile, all comments left by the user should be removed and all of the user's candidate profiles should be removed.
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I was considering adding the UserProfileDeleteView after I figured out how to fix #45, but I decided not to yet because I am not sure if deleting userprofiles will screw up foreignkey relationships? Supposedly disabling Django's "is_active" feature is preferred over actually deleting userprofiles.
When a user delete's his userprofile, all comments left by the user should be removed and all of the user's candidate profiles should be removed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: