skip().limit() do not match behaviour of slice syntax

[ruiwen]

Using the slice syntax, I get different behaviour from using .skip().limit()

>>> User.objects[1:2]
[<User: 23D2F2DonYwmrjxj7dyVgQ: william cooper>]
>>> User.objects.skip(1).limit(2)
[<User: 23D2F2DonYwmrjxj7dyVgQ: william cooper>, <User: 23D7WmipqKWSsshVVTq7iT: Emma >]

The expected behaviour of the second number in the slice index, eg. [m:n] is to return that number (eg. n) of records, after skipping m items, like the result of the combination of .skip().limit()

[rozza]

Limit is a hard limit where as in slice its the end point so they are different and I think work as expected at the moment.

User.objects[x:y] is the same as from x to y which isnt the same as skip(x) and limit(y) - it is the same as skip(x) limit(x-y)

So this is a won't fix.