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python - Subtracting two annotated columns

I need to be able to sort on the aggregate of two annotated columns

So I'd like to do something like this:

c = c.annotate(metric=Sum('results__metric'))
c = c.annotate(metric_prior=Sum('results__metric_prior'))
c = c.annotate(variance=F('metric')-F('metric_prior')) #doesn't work, for demonstrative purposes only

and then:

c = c.order_by('variance')

Does anyone know how to accomplish something like the above?

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Actually,

c = c.annotate(variance=F('metric')-F('metric_prior'))

works as you would like it to starting with Django 1.8.

Moreover, you can also order by an expression, which means you can just use:

c = c.order_by(F('metric') - F('metric_prior'))

or even just:

c = c.order_by(Sum('results__metric') - Sum('results__metric_prior'))

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