I have used Django's reverse multiple times in the past but getting this error today which doesn't seem intuitive enough to debug:
TypeError: _reverse_with_prefix() argument after * must be an iterable, not int
Here's the view where I am using it:
from django.urls import reverse
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def show_scores_url(self, obj):
scores_url = reverse('get_scores', args=(obj.pk))
return format_html('<a href="' + scores_url + '">Scores</a>')
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As mentioned in this comment, putting a comma at the end of the args tuple fixes it.
scores_url = reverse('get_scores', args=(obj.pk,))
(As mentioned in this SO answer, trailing comma is required for single-item tuples to disambiguate defining a tuple from an expression surrounded by parentheses)
Alternatively, as mentioned in the docs, using a list would work fine:
scores_url = reverse('get_scores', args=[obj.pk])
You can also try to use kwargs={'pk':models_saving_variable.pk}.
The final code will be:
return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('app_name:view_name', kwargs={'pk': saving_variable.pk}))
