[3.0.x] Fixed #30904 -- Doc'd caveat about using filtered queryset with select_for_update() on MySQL.
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@ -630,6 +630,11 @@ the ``SELECT ... FOR UPDATE`` statement. If ``select_for_update()`` is used
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with ``nowait=True``, ``skip_locked=True``, or ``of`` then a
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with ``nowait=True``, ``skip_locked=True``, or ``of`` then a
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:exc:`~django.db.NotSupportedError` is raised.
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:exc:`~django.db.NotSupportedError` is raised.
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When using ``select_for_update()`` on MySQL, make sure you filter a queryset
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against at least set of fields contained in unique constraints or only against
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fields covered by indexes. Otherwise, an exclusive write lock will be acquired
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over the full table for the duration of the transaction.
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Automatic typecasting can cause unexpected results
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Automatic typecasting can cause unexpected results
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