related question: Test if Django ModelForm has instance
According to the question&answer above, we can check if a modelform has instance as  hasattr(form.instance, 'pk'), because instance must have pk.
I misunderstood the related question. it says
Try checking if
form.instance.pkisNone.
But in my case where the model's primary key is customized as:
class MyModel(Model):
    myid = models.CharField(max_length=10, primary_key=True)
    ...
And the modelform:
class MyModelForm(ModelForm):
    class Meta:
        model = MyModel
has pk attribute on instance, after is_valid():
data = {'myid': '123'}
form = MyModelForm(data=data, instance=None)
form.is_valid()
if form.instance.pk is not None:
    print('detect: modelform received an instance')
else:
    print('detect: modelform didnt receive an instance')
My question is:
In this case, how to check if a modelform was set with an existing instance?
Or, how to check if the mode of modelform is "edit on existed entry" / "new entry to our DB"?
 
     
    