Which of the following is the correct way to use the @receiver decorator to listen to the post_save signal for a Django model named Article?

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Django - Signals

Which of the following is the correct way to use the @receiver decorator to listen to the post_save signal for a Django model named Article?

A@receiver(post_save, sender=Article) def article_saved(sender, instance, **kwargs): pass

B@receiver(post_save) def article_saved(sender, instance, **kwargs): pass

C@receiver(Article.post_save) def article_saved(sender, instance, **kwargs): pass

D@receiver(post_save, model=Article) def article_saved(sender, instance, **kwargs): pass

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify signal and sender
The post_save signal is imported from django.db.models.signals, and the sender is the model class.
Step 2: Correct syntax for @receiver
The decorator requires the signal and the sender keyword argument to specify which model's signal to listen to.
Final Answer:
@receiver(post_save, sender=Article) is the correct syntax. -> Option A
Quick Check:
Signal and sender must be specified [OK]

Quick Trick: Use sender=ModelClass with post_save in @receiver [OK]

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