django_tickets: tickets: 1 row where "created" is on date 2005-07-13 and resolution = "worksforme" sorted by resolution

1 row where "created" is on date 2005-07-13 and resolution = "worksforme" sorted by resolution

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id	created	changetime	last_pulled_from_trac	stage	status	component	type	severity	version	resolution ▼	summary	description	owner	reporter	keywords	easy	has_patch	needs_better_patch	needs_tests	needs_docs	ui_ux
27	2005-07-13 19:40:29	2014-06-08 07:20:52	2022-03-06 03:19:31.121463	Someday/Maybe	closed	Forms	New feature	Normal		worksforme	Single form field for multiple database fields	Some admin interfaces would benefit from being able to have multiple fields' worth of data entered in a single field. For example, a field for a sports stat could be entered into a single field as "XX-YY-ZZ", whereas the three values are actually three separate fields in the DB. Relevant conversation: {{{ <jacobkm> Well, I'm using those aggregate fields for stats where you type something like "3-17" and it gets split into multiple fields. I see there's a CommaSeperatedIntegerField in formfields which would work for this, but there needs to be a way in the datadescriptions to say "this group of fields should be presented as a single field" <django34> The DD will have to provide a format string of some sort <jacobkm> Easy enough <jacobkm> are you thinking of a % format string or a regex? <django34> Not sure... <django34> Probably just % <django34> fields_together = '%(last_name)s, %(first_name)s' }}}	nobody	adrian		0	0	0	0	0	0

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        id int primary key,
        created datetime,
        changetime datetime,
        last_pulled_from_trac datetime,
        stage text,
        status text,
        component text,
        type text,
        severity text,
        version text,
        resolution text,
        summary text,
        description text,
        owner text,
        reporter text,
        keywords text,
        easy boolean,
        has_patch boolean,
        needs_better_patch boolean,
        needs_tests boolean,
        needs_docs boolean,
        ui_ux boolean
    );