gross or nah?

tests.py

def test_put_detail_without_pk(self):
        payload = self.dailytotal_post_data.copy()
        payload['carbohydrate'] = 69

        # I'd like to support PUT to create on detail resources.
        # If there's no pk on the payload for a PUT, tastypie will create it.
        # However, there needs to be a token for the pk for the route to match the resource detail route.
        # How gross is throwing in a pk that cannot exist in the url, just to get the route to match?
        # I haven't had to break out the tastypie source code yet today, and I kind of want to keep it that way
        resp = self.api_client.put('/api/v1/dailytotal/-1/', format='json', data=payload)
        self.assertEqual(resp.status_code, 201)

        updatedModel = DailyTotal.objects.filter(carbohydrate=69)
        self.assertEqual(updatedModel[0].carbohydrate, 69)
  '''
  FYI
  self.dailytotal_post_data = {
            "body_part_trained": "arms",
            "body_weight": "200.00",
            "carbohydrate": "300.00",
            "report": "/api/v1/report/25/",
            "log_date": "2015-12-03T01:04:40",
            "fat": "70.00",
            "minutes_of_cardio": 0,
            "protein": "200.00"
        }
  '''