Fix for 'ManyToOneRel' object has no attribute 'verbose_name' on Document/Images Usage page #11808
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…ultiple ParentalKey level nested models.
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Users cannot view the usage details of documents or images (where they’re being used) used at least once in any multiple Parentalkey levels models from the Wagtail admin site. This seems to be a problem in referencing the
verbose_nameof the correct child field due to the nested structure of multi-level ManyToOneRel fields.More information including steps to reproduce the issue on a fresh Wagtail project can be found on #11482.
This fix should also fix an initial issue where the first field level's
verbose_nameis excluded from the returned string.For example, for a field reference of ResourceItem → Document within a ResourceGroup object:
Current result: Document
This fix's result: Resource item → Document