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You’re trying to define two different indexes with the same name
, age_gte_18
. The system check is telling you not to do that. That limitation doesn’t seem to be discussed in the Django documentation, but presumably is a limitation of one or more of the supported databases (see this answer, for example).
The solution is simple—give each index a unique name
(or simply leave the name out).
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You can ignore the system check with the Django setting SILENCED_SYSTEM_CHECKS = ["models.E032"]
Here is the reference for the SILENCED_SYSTEM_CHECKS
setting.
Only ignore system checks if you know what you are doing. For example I needed to ignore this check when connecting Django to an existing MySQL database with several indexes on different tables using the same name. In the version of MySQL I was using this is not an issue whereas in other database backends it is.
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