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CharFilter doesn't seem to work with __in lookups.. the array gets converted to a string when CharFilter calls clean, so field__in=['one', 'two'] becomes field__in="['one', 'two']" 😭

Is this a bug? Either way I switched to using Filter and it's working great :)

Here's an example:

Filters

filters = (
    CharFilter('foo__bar', lookups=['exact', 'in']),
    Filter('bar__baz', lookups=['exact', 'in']),
)

Using CharFilter:

filters.parse(MultiValueDict({
    'foo__bar__in': ['one', 'two', 'three']
}))

# Results:
filters.valid == True
filters.Q == <Q: (AND: ("foo__bar__in", "['one', 'two', 'three']"))>

Using Filter:

filters.parse(MultiValueDict({
    'bar__baz__in': ['nine', 'ten', 'eleven']
}))

# Results
filters.valid == True
filters.Q == <Q: (AND: ("bar__baz__in", ['nine', 'ten', 'eleven']))>

I'm having trouble installing due to install_requires=['six==1.9.0']. My project depends on another library which does the same for six>=1.10.0 which results in an impossible dependency graph.

Any way we can remove or adjust this requirement?

PS: Love the library, thanks!