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I made a basic blog post app in django and I'm using the django-taggit project (https://github.com/jazzband/django-taggit) to create taggable Model objects. However, tags show up as a query set in my update form field:

Here is what my html looks like:

I know there's a way to loop through the tags when displaying them, but is there a way to loop through them within the form? I'm using a single text field to add tags separated by a comma using this tutorial:

https://dev.to/coderasha/how-to-add-tags-to-your-models-in-django-django-packages-series-1-3704

I don't have an issue saving tags. My only issue is displaying tags that already exist in an editable field on my update form.

thanks!

forms.py:

As mentioned here one can get all the standard Go packages using https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/tools/go/packages 's Load() function in which one can give "pattern" as input.

pkgs, err := packages.Load(nil, pattern)

For example, if pattern = "std" then it returns all the standard packages.

But, if I want to get a list of custom/user-defined packages having custom patterns such as only the vendor folders of the form github.com/X/Y/vendor/... then how exactly I can specify the pattern?

I have tried using /vendor/, github.com/X/Y/vendor/ and some other combinations as pattern in the Load() function. None of them have worked.