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Here's a part of __init__.py file inside /askbot/models folder:

def user_update_avatar_type(self):
"""counts number of custom avatars
and if zero, sets avatar_type to False,
True otherwise. The method is called only if
avatar application is installed.
Saves the object.
"""

if 'avatar' in django_settings.INSTALLED_APPS:
    if self.avatar_set.count() > 0:
        self.avatar_type = 'a'
    else:
        self.avatar_type = _check_gravatar(self.gravatar)
else:
        self.avatar_type = _check_gravatar(self.gravatar)
self.save()

As you can see, at some point it calls self.avatar_set.count(), which I believe should be a method either native in User's Class from /Django/Contrib/auth or added by a User.add_to_class method like many others in this __init__.py file

But I can't seem to find where this 'avatar_set' method is defined.

Thanks

Andreu C.
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This is a reverse relationship, which is automatically added by Django when you define a ForeignKey pointing at the model. See the queries documentation.

Daniel Roseman
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