Django 4.1 - Trouble with Custom QuerySet Caching in List Views
I'm working on a personal project and I'm working with an scenario with caching in my Django 4.1 application, specifically when using a custom QuerySet in a list view. I have a custom manager that overrides the `get_queryset()` method to filter out inactive users. However, it seems that the QuerySet is caching the results, and subsequent requests are returning stale data even when the database has been updated. Here’s what my manager looks like: ```python class ActiveUserManager(models.Manager): def get_queryset(self): return super().get_queryset().filter(is_active=True) ``` And in my view, I'm using this manager: ```python class UserListView(ListView): model = User queryset = ActiveUserManager().all() ``` When I create a new user and set `is_active=True`, it doesn't appear in the list until I restart the server. I've tried adding `self.queryset = self.get_queryset()` in the `get()` method of the view, but that didn't resolve the scenario. I also checked that there are no caching decorators applied to my view. I expected the list to automatically update with active users based on the current database state. Is there a recommended approach to ensure that my list view reflects the most current data? Am I missing something fundamental about how Django handles QuerySets or caching in general? Any help would be appreciated! For context: I'm using Python on Linux. Am I missing something obvious?