Am using neo4j 1.9.4, django 1.5 and neo4django 1.8 (recently cloned from github).
I have this:
FRIENDSHIP_REQUESTS_RELATIONS_TYPE = 'wants_to_be_friend_of'
sended_friendship_requests = models.Relationship('self', rel_type=FRIENDSHIP_REQUESTS_RELATIONS_TYPE, related_single=True)
And in a piece of code inside a method on the same model class:
self.node.relationships.create(self.FRIENDSHIP_REQUESTS_RELATIONS_TYPE, target_profile.node, status = self.NEW, created_at=timezone.now(), msg=msg)
The only thing a little "rare" here is the access to neo4j-rest-client for supply the properties on relationships like Matt Luongo suggest in his answer here
Then when i try:
profile.sended_friendship_requests.remove(self)
Nothing happens. No erros, no warnings, but the relationships remains the same. Personaly i dont think this is related to these because the version of neo4django that i am using have fixed it. I suspect i will have to access neo4j-rest-client again in orden to delete the relationship but am new in almost all these tecnologies and dont know how to proceed.
I had been tracing the remove method inside RelationshipInstance class from /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/neo4django-0.1.8-py2.7.egg/neo4django/db/models/relationships.py and everything goes perfect. The method is running completly in the way i assume had designed but then i wonder what could be happen here. At the end the method just do this:
...
self._removed.append(candidate_rels.pop(0))
...
self._remove_from_cache(obj)
Apparently this is all you need to remove a relationship but for me it is not working. I am needing some help here!
