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bugfix: put newly added fields in _data #282
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Hi Mr Dirkjan, I think I found a problem when using couchdb-python in my project, please let me describe it: I have a data model called User, with the evolving of our business, this model has got a new field called 'xxx', but in the application code, if I load a previous User data that doesn't contain a 'xxx' field, and call user.xxx, couchdb-python will return a default value to me, but actually 'xxx' hasn't been put in the _data dict, so when I call user.store(db), the information is still missing. So I added a little bit of code, thank you! : )