Django createmany

>>> Category.objects.all().count()
2
>>> Category.objects.bulk_create(
    [Category(name="God"),
     Category(name="Demi God"),
     Category(name="Mortal")]
)
[<Category: God>, <Category: Demi God>, <Category: Mortal>]
>>> Category.objects.all().count()
5

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