django-reversion changelog

5.0.12 - 2024-01-30

  • Fix missing migration introduced in v5.0.11.

5.0.11 - 2024-01-29

  • Improved the Chinese translation (@zengqiu).

5.0.10 - 2023-12-30

  • Fix N+1 queries while rendering the recover_list.html template (@armonge).

5.0.9 - 2023-12-20

  • Broken release.

5.0.8 - 2023-11-08

  • Fix get_deleted (@siddarta-weis, @etianen).

5.0.7 - 2023-11-07

  • Speed up get_deleted (@caullla).

5.0.6 - 2023-09-29

  • Fix handling case of missing object in admin revert (@julianklotz)

5.0.5 - 2023-09-19

  • Handling case of missing object in admin revert (@etianen, @PavelPancocha)

  • CI improvements (@etianen, @browniebroke)

5.0.4 - 2022-11-12

  • Fix warning log formatting for failed reverts (@tony).

5.0.3 - 2022-10-02

  • A revision will no longer be created if a transaction is marked as rollback, as this would otherwise cause an additional database error (@proofit404).

  • A warning log is now emitted if a revert fails due to database integrity errors, making debugging the final RevertError easier.

5.0.2 - 2022-08-06

  • Fixed doc builds on readthedocs (@etianen).

5.0.1 - 2022-06-18

  • Fix admin detail view in multi-database configuration (@atten).

5.0.0 - 2022-02-20

  • Added support for using django-reversion contexts in asyncio tasks (@bellini666).

  • Breaking: Dropped support for Python 3.6.

4.0.2 - 2022-01-30

  • Improved performance of createinitialrevisions management command (@philipstarkey).

4.0.1 - 2021-11-04

  • Django 4.0b support (@smithdc1, @kevinmarsh).

  • Optimized VersionQuerySet.get_deleted.

4.0.0 - 2021-07-09

  • Breaking: The create_revision view decorator and RevisionMiddleware no longer roll back the revision and database transaction on response status code >= 400. It’s the responsibility of the view to use transaction.atomic() to roll back any invalid data. This can be enabled globally by setting ATOMIC_REQUESTS=True. (@etianen)

    https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/ref/settings/#std:setting-DATABASE-ATOMIC_REQUESTS

  • Fixing gettext plural forms with Django (@martinsvoboda).

  • Deprecation removals (@lociii, @Peter-van-Tol).

  • CI testing improvements (@etianen, @michael-k).

  • Documentation fixes (@erikrw, @jedie, @michael-k).

3.0.9 - 2021-01-22

  • Significant speedup to Version.objects.get_deleted(...) database query for PostgreSQL (@GeyseR).

  • Testing against Django 3.1 (@michael-k).

  • Django 4.0 compatibility improvements (@GitRon).

3.0.8 - 2020-08-31

  • Added use_natural_foreign_keys option to reversion.register() (@matwey).

  • Documentation improvments and minor fixes (@ad-m, @martey, @annainfo, @etianen, @m4rk3r, @adityakrgupta25, @ekinertac).

  • Dropped support for Django 1.11 LTS.

3.0.7 - 2020-02-17

  • Removing deprecated usages of ugettext_lazy (@François GUÉRIN).

  • Slovenian translation (@Bor Plestenjak).

3.0.6 - 2020-02-17

  • Packaging improvements (@michael-k).

  • Removing deprecated usages of force_text (@Tenzer).

  • Documentation fixes (@chicheng).

3.0.5 - 2019-12-02

  • Improved performance of get_deleted for large datasets (@jeremy-engel).

  • Django 3.0 compatibility (@claudep).

  • Drops Django < 1.11 compatibility (@claudep).

  • Drops Python 2.7 compatibility (@claudep).

  • Fixed errors in management commands when django.contrib.admin is not in INSTALLED_APPS (@irtimir).

3.0.4 - 2019-05-22

  • Remove django.contrib.admin dependency from django-reversion (Aitor Ruano).

  • README refactor (@rhenter).

  • Testing against Django 2.2 (@claudep).

3.0.3 - 2019-01-24

  • Improved performance of many reversion database queries using EXISTS subquery (@MRigal).

  • Added support for Django 2.1 view permission (@ofw).

3.0.2 - 2018-11-05

  • Removed squashed migrations, as they subtly messed up the Django migrations framework (@etianen).

    To upgrade to >= 3.0.2 from < 3.0.1:

    pip install django-reversion==3.0.1
python manage.py migrate reversion
pip install --upgrade django-reversion
python manage.py migrate reversion

3.0.1 - 2018-10-23

  • Added squashed migrations back in to allow older installations to upgrade (Christopher Thorne).

  • Fixed TypeError exception when accessing m2m_data attribute from a field that points to Django’s User model (@denisroldan).

3.0.0 - 2018-07-19

  • Breaking: Revision.comment now contains the raw JSON change message generated by django admin, rather than a string. Accessing Revision.comment directly is no longer recommended. Instead, use Revision.get_comment(). (@RamezIssac).

  • BREAKING: django-reversion now uses _base_manager to calculate deleted models, not _default_manager. This change will only affect models that perform default filtering in their _default_manager (@ivissani).

  • Added request_creates_revision hook to RevisionMiddleware and views.create_revision. (@kklingenberg).

  • Added revision_request_creates_revision hook to views.RevisionMixinView. (@kklingenberg).

  • Added --meta flag to ./manage.py createrevisions (@massover).

  • Fixed bug when reverting deleted nested inlines (Primož Kariž).

  • Added tests for django 2.1 (@claudep).

2.0.13 - 2018-01-23

  • Improve performance of get_deleted() for Oracle (@passuf).

  • Minor tweaks (@etianen, @michael-k).

2.0.12 - 2017-12-05

  • Fixed MySQL error in get_deleted().

2.0.11 - 2017-11-27

  • Dramatically improved performance of get_deleted() over large datasets (@alexey-v-paramonov, @etianen).

  • Ukranian translation (@illia-v).

  • Bugfixes (@achidlow, @claudep, @etianen).

2.0.10 - 2017-08-18

  • Bugfix: Handling case of None user in request (@pawelad).

  • Documentation corrections (@danielquinn).

  • Bugfix: “invalid literal for int() with base 10: ‘None’” for unversioned admin inline relations.

    If, after updating, you still experience this issue, run the following in a Django shell:

    from reversion.models import Version
Version.objects.filter(object_id="None").delete()

    Important: Ensure that none of your versioned models contain a string primary key where “None” is a valid value before running this snippet!

2.0.9 - 2017-06-19

  • Bugfix: Deleted inline admin instances no longer added to revision.

  • Bugfix: M2M relations correctly added to revision (@etianen, @claudep).

  • Improved performance of 0003 migration (@mkurek).

  • Documentation improvements (@orlra, @guettli, @meilinger).

  • Django 1.11 support (@claudep).

  • Added atomic=True parameter to create_revision (Ernesto Ferro).

2.0.8 - 2016-11-28

  • Setting revision.user in process_response for middleware (@etianen).

  • Fixing localization of model primary keys in recover_list.html (@w4rri0r3k).

  • Documentation tweaks (@jaywink).

2.0.7 - 2016-10-31

  • Database migrations now db-aware (@alukach).

  • Added “revert” and “recover” context variables to admin templates (@kezabelle).

  • Added post_revision_commit and pre_revision_commit signals back in (@carlosxl).

  • Fixing datetime in admin change message (@arogachev).

  • Fixing performance bug in postgres (@st4lk).

  • Fixing admin change messages in Django 1.10+ (@claudep).

  • Fixing revision middleware behavior in Django 1.10+ (@etianen).

  • Documentation tweaks (@jschneier).

  • Deprecation fixes (@KhasanovBI, @zsiciarz, @claudep).

  • Releasing as a universal wheel (@adamchainz).

2.0.6 - 2016-07-21

  • Fixed RevisionMiddleware always rolling back transactions in gunicorn (@stebunovd, @etianen).

  • Tweaks and minor bugfixes (@SahilMak).

2.0.5 - 2016-06-29

  • Fixed LookupError when running migration 0003 with stale content types (@etianen).

2.0.4 - 2016-06-20

  • Fixed LookupError when running migration 0003 (@etianen).

  • Fixed duplicate versions using get_deleted() (@etianen).

  • Fixed unexpected deletion of underflowing revisions when using --keep switch with deleterevisions (@etianen).

2.0.3 - 2016-06-14

  • Added support for m2m fields with a custom through model (@etianen).

2.0.2 - 2016-06-13

  • Fixing migration 0003 in MySQL (@etianen).

2.0.1 - 2016-06-13

  • Improved performance of migration 0003 (@BertrandBordage).

  • De-duplicating Version table before applying migration 0004 (@BertrandBordage, @etianen).

2.0.0 - 2016-06-11

django-reversion was first released in May 2008, and has been in active development ever since. Over this time it’s developed a certain amount of cruft from legacy and unused features, resulting in needless complexity and multiple ways of achieving the same task.

This release substantially cleans and refactors the codebase. Much of the top-level functionality remains unchanged or is very similar. The release notes are divided into subsections to make it easier to find out where you need to update your code.

This release includes a migration for the Version model that may take some time to complete.

General improvements

  • Dramatically improved performance of version lookup for models with a non-integer primary key (@etianen, @mshannon1123).

  • Documentation refactor (@etianen).

  • Test refactor (@etianen).

  • Minor tweaks and bugfixes (@etianen, @bmarika, @ticosax).

Admin

  • Fixed issue with empty revisions being created in combination with RevisionMiddleware (@etianen).

  • Breaking: Removed reversion_format property from VersionAdmin (@etianen).

    Use VersionAdmin.reversion_register instead.

    class YourVersionAdmin(VersionAdmin):

    def reversion_register(self, model, **options):
        options["format"] = "yaml"
        super(YourVersionAdmin, self).reversion_register(model, **options)

  • Breaking: Removed ignore_duplicate_revisions property from VersionAdmin (@etianen).

    Use VersionAdmin.reversion_register instead.

    class YourVersionAdmin(VersionAdmin):

    def reversion_register(self, model, **options):
        options["ignore_duplicates"] = True
        super(YourVersionAdmin, self).reversion_register(model, **options)

Management commands

  • Breaking: Refactored arguments to createinitialrevisions (@etianen).

    All existing functionality should still be supported, but several parameter names have been updated to match Django coding conventions.

    Check the command --help for details.

  • Breaking: Refactored arguments to deleterevisions (@etianen).

    All existing functionality should still be supported, but several parameter names have been updated to match Django coding conventions, and some duplicate parameters have been removed. The confirmation prompt has been removed entirely, and the command now always runs in the --force mode from the previous version.

    Check the command --help for details.

Middleware

  • Added support for using RevisionMiddleware with new-style Django 1.10 MIDDLEWARE (@etianen).

  • Middleware wraps entire request in transaction.atomic() to preserve transactional integrity of revision and models (@etianen).

View helpers

  • Added reversion.views.create_revision view decorator (@etianen).

  • Added reversion.views.RevisionMixin class-based view mixin (@etianen).

Low-level API

  • Restored many of the django-reversion API methods back to the top-level namespace (@etianen).

  • Revision blocks are now automatically wrapped in transaction.atomic() (@etianen).

  • Added for_concrete_model argument to reversion.register() (@etianen).

  • Added Version.objects.get_for_model() lookup function (@etianen).

  • Added reversion.add_to_revision() for manually adding model instances to an active revision (@etianen).

  • Removed Version.object_id_int field, in favor of a unified Version.object_id field for all primary key types (@etianen).

  • Breaking: reversion.get_for_object_reference() has been moved to Version.objects.get_for_object_reference() (@etianen).

  • Breaking: reversion.get_for_object() has been moved to Version.objects.get_for_object() (@etianen).

  • Breaking: reversion.get_deleted() has been moved to Version.objects.get_deleted() (@etianen).

  • Breaking: Version.object_version has been renamed to Version._object_version (@etianen).

  • Breaking: Refactored multi-db support (@etianen).

    django-reversion now supports restoring model instances to their original database automatically. Several parameter names have also be updated to match Django coding conventions.

    If you made use of the previous multi-db functionality, check the latest docs for details. Otherwise, everything should just work.

  • Breaking: Removed get_ignore_duplicates and set_ignore_duplicates (@etianen).

    ignore_duplicates is now set in reversion.register() on a per-model basis.

  • Breaking: Removed get_for_date() function (@etianen).

    Use get_for_object().filter(revision__date_created__lte=date) instead.

  • Breaking: Removed get_unique_for_object() function (@etianen).

    Use get_for_object().get_unique() instead.

  • Breaking: Removed signal and eager_signals argument from reversion.register() (@etianen).

    To create revisions on signals other than post_save and m2m_changed, call reversion.add_to_revision() in a signal handler for the appropriate signal.

    from django.dispatch import receiver
import reversion
from your_app import your_custom_signal

@reciever(your_custom_signal)
def your_custom_signal_handler(instance, **kwargs):
    if reversion.is_active():
        reversion.add_to_revision(instance)

    This approach will work for both eager and non-eager signals.

  • Breaking: Removed adapter_cls argument from reversion.register() (@etianen).

  • Breaking: Removed reversion.save_revision() (@etianen).

    Use reversion.add_to_revision() instead.

    import reversion

with reversion.create_revision():
    reversion.add_to_revision(your_obj)

Signals

  • Breaking: Removed pre_revision_commit signal (@etianen).

    Use the Django standard pre_save signal for Revision instead.

  • Breaking: Removed post_revision_commit signal (@etianen).

    Use the Django standard post_save signal for Revision instead.

Helpers

  • Breaking: Removed patch_admin function (@etianen).

    Use VersionAdmin as a mixin to 3rd party ModelAdmins instead.

    @admin.register(SomeModel)
class YourModelAdmin(VersionAdmin, SomeModelAdmin):

    pass

  • Breaking: Removed generate_diffs function (@etianen).

    django-reversion no supports an official diff helper. There are much better ways of achieving this now, such as django-reversion-compare.

    The old implementation is available for reference from the previous release.

  • Breaking: Removed generate_patch function (@etianen).

    django-reversion no supports an official diff helper. There are much better ways of achieving this now, such as django-reversion-compare.

    The old implementation is available for reference from the previous release.

  • Breaking: Removed generate_patch_html function (@etianen).

    django-reversion no supports an official diff helper. There are much better ways of achieving this now, such as django-reversion-compare.

    The old implementation is available for reference from the previous release.

Models

  • Breaking: Ordering of -pk added to models Revision and Version. Previous was the default pk.

1.10.2 - 18/04/2016

  • Fixing deprecation warnings (@claudep).

  • Minor tweaks and bug fixes (@fladi, @claudep, @etianen).

1.10.1 - 27/01/2016

  • Fixing some deprecation warnings (@ticosax).

  • Minor tweaks (@claudep, @etianen).

1.10 - 02/12/2015

  • Breaking: Updated the location of VersionAdmin.

    Prior to this change, you could access the VersionAdmin class using the following import:

    # Old-style import for accessing the admin class.
import reversion

# Access admin class from the reversion namespace.
class YourModelAdmin(reversion.VersionAdmin):

    pass

    In order to support Django 1.9, the admin class has been moved to the following import:

    # New-style import for accessing admin class.
from reversion.admin import VersionAdmin

# Use the admin class directly.
class YourModelAdmin(VersionAdmin):

    pass
  • Breaking: Updated the location of low-level API methods.

    Prior to this change, you could access the low-level API using the following import:

    # Old-style import for accessing the low-level API.
import reversion

# Use low-level API methods from the reversion namespace.
@reversion.register
class YourModel(models.Model):

    pass

    In order to support Django 1.9, the low-level API methods have been moved to the following import:

    # New-style import for accessing the low-level API.
from reversion import revisions as reversion

# Use low-level API methods from the revisions namespace.
@reversion.register
class YourModel(models.Model):

    pass
  • Breaking: Updated the location of http://django-reversion.readthedocs.org/en/latest/signals.html.

    Prior to this change, you could access the reversion signals using the following import:

    # Old-style import for accessing the reversion signals
import reversion

# Use signals from the reversion namespace.
reversion.post_revision_commit.connect(...)

    In order to support Django 1.9, the reversion signals have been moved to the following import:

    # New-style import for accessing the reversion signals.
from reversion.signals import pre_revision_commit, post_revision_commit

# Use reversion signals directly.
post_revision_commit.connect(...)

  • Django 1.9 compatibility (@etianen).

  • Added spanish (argentina) translation (@gonzalobustos).

  • Minor bugfixes and tweaks (@Blitzstok, @IanLee1521, @lutoma, @siamalekpour, @etianen).

1.9.3 - 07/08/2015

  • Fixing regression with admin redirects following save action (@etianen).

1.9.2 - 07/08/2015

  • Fixing regression with “delete”, “save as new” and “save and continue” button being shown in recover and revision admin views (@etianen).

  • Fixing regression where VersionAdmin.ignore_duplicate_revisions was ignored (@etianen).

1.9.1 - 04/08/2015

  • Fixing packaging error that rendered the 1.9.0 release unusable. No way to cover up the mistake, so here’s a brand new bugfix release! (@etianen).

1.9.0 - 04/08/2015

  • Using database transactions do render consistent views of past revisions in database admin, fixing a lot of lingering minor issues (@etianen).

  • Correct handling of readonly fields in admin (@etianen).

  • Updates to Czech translation (@cuchac).

  • Arabic translation (@RamezIssac).

  • Fixing deleterevisions to work with Python2 (@jmurty).

  • Fixing edge-cases where an object does not have a PK (@johnfraney).

  • Tweaks, code cleanups and documentation fixes (@claudep, @johnfraney, @podloucky-init, Drew Hubl, @JanMalte, @jmurty, @etianen).

1.8.7 - 21/05/2015

  • Fixing deleterevisions command on Python 3 (@davidfsmith).

  • Fixing Django 1.6 compatibility (@etianen).

  • Removing some Django 1.9 deprecation warnings (@BATCOH, @niknokseyer).

  • Minor tweaks (@nikolas, @etianen).

1.8.6 - 13/04/2015

  • Support for MySQL utf8mb4 (@alexhayes).

  • Fixing some Django deprecation warnings (Drew Hubl, @khakulov, @adonm).

  • Versions passed through by reversion.post_revision_commit now contain a primary key (@joelarson).

1.8.5 - 31/10/2014

  • Added support for proxy models (@AgDude, @bourivouh).

  • Allowing registration of models with django-reversion using custom signals (@ErwinJunge).

  • Fixing some Django deprecation warnings (@skipp, @narrowfail).

1.8.4 - 07/09/2014

  • Fixing including legacy south migrations in PyPi package (@GeyseR).

1.8.3 - 06/09/2014

  • Provisional Django 1.7 support (@etianen).

  • Multi-db and multi-manager support to management commands (@marekmalek).

  • Added index on reversion.date_created (@rkojedzinszky).

  • Minor bugfixes and documentation improvements (@coagulant).

1.8.2 - 01/08/2014

  • reversion.register() can now be used as a class decorator (@aquavitae).

  • Danish translation (@Vandborg).

  • Improvements to Travis CI integration (@thedrow).

  • Simplified Chinese translation (@QuantumGhost).

  • Minor bugfixes and documentation improvements (@marekmalek, @dhoffman34, @mauricioabreu, @mark0978).

1.8.1 - 29/05/2014

  • Slovak translation (@jbub).

  • Deleting a user no longer deletes the associated revisions (@daaray).

  • Improving handling of inline models in admin integration (@blueyed).

  • Improving error messages for proxy model registration (@blueyed).

  • Improvements to using migrations with custom user model (@aivins).

  • Removing sys.exit() in deleterevisions management command, allowing it to be used internally by Django projects (@tongwang).

  • Fixing some backwards-compatible admin deprecation warnings (Thomas Schreiber).

  • Fixing tests if RevisionMiddleware is used as a decorator in the parent project (@jmoldow).

  • Derived models, such as those generated by deferred querysets, now work.

  • Removed deprecated low-level API methods.

1.8.0 - 01/11/2013

  • Django 1.6 compatibility (@niwibe & @meshy).

  • Removing type flag from Version model.

  • Using bulk_create to speed up revision creation.

  • Including docs in source distribution (@pquentin & @fladi).

  • Spanish translation (@alexander-ae).

  • Fixing edge-case bugs in revision middleware (@pricem & @oppianmatt).

1.7.1 - 26/06/2013

  • Bugfixes when using a custom User model.

  • Minor bugfixes.

1.7 - 27/02/2013

  • Django 1.5 compatibility.

  • Experimental Python 3.3 compatibility!

1.6.6 - 12/02/2013

  • Removing version checking code. It’s more trouble than it’s worth.

  • Dutch translation improvements.

1.6.5 - 12/12/2012

  • Support for Django 1.4.3.

1.6.4 - 28/10/2012

  • Support for Django 1.4.2.

1.6.3 - 05/09/2012

  • Fixing issue with reverting models with unique constraints in the admin.

  • Enforcing permissions in admin views.

1.6.2 - 31/07/2012

  • Batch saving option in createinitialrevisions.

  • Suppressing warning for Django 1.4.1.

1.6.1 - 20/06/2012

  • Swedish translation.

  • Fixing formatting for PyPi readme and license.

  • Minor features and bugfixes.

1.6 - 27/03/2012

  • Django 1.4 compatibility.

1.5.2 - 27/03/2012

  • Multi-db support.

  • Brazillian Portuguese translation.

  • New manage_manually revision mode.

1.5.1 - 20/10/2011

  • Polish translation.

  • Minor bug fixes.

1.5 - 04/09/2011

  • Added in simplified low level API methods, and deprecated old low level API methods.

  • Added in support for multiple revision managers running in the same project.

  • Added in significant speedups for models with integer primary keys.

  • Added in cleanup improvements to patch generation helpers.

  • Minor bug fixes.

1.4 - 27/04/2011

  • Added in a version flag for add / change / delete annotations.

  • Added experimental deleterevisions management command.

  • Added a –comment option to createinitialrevisions management command.

  • Django 1.3 compatibility.

1.3.3 - 05/03/2011

  • Improved resilience of revert() to database integrity errors.

  • Added in Czech translation.

  • Added ability to only save revisions if there is no change.

  • Fixed long-running bug with file fields in inline related admin models.

  • Easier debugging for createinitialrevisions command.

  • Improved compatibility with Oracle database backend.

  • Fixed error in MySQL tests.

  • Greatly improved performance of get_deleted() Version manager method.

  • Fixed an edge-case UnicodeError.

1.3.2 - 22/10/2010

  • Added Polish translation.

  • Added French translation.

  • Improved resilience of unit tests.

  • Improved scalability of Version.object.get_deleted() method.

  • Improved scalability of createinitialrevisions command.

  • Removed post_syncdb hook.

  • Added new createinitialrevisions management command.

  • Fixed DoesNotExistError with OneToOneFields and follow.

1.3.1 - 31/05/2010

This release is compatible with Django 1.2.1.

  • Django 1.2.1 admin compatibility.

1.2.1 - 03/03/2010

This release is compatible with Django 1.1.1.

  • The django syncdb command will now automatically populate any version-controlled models with an initial revision. This ensures existing projects that integrate Reversion won’t get caught out.

  • Reversion now works with SQLite for tables over 999 rows.

  • Added Hebrew translation.

1.2 - 12/10/2009

This release is compatible with Django 1.1.

  • Django 1.1 admin compatibility.

1.1.2 - 23/07/2009

This release is compatible with Django 1.0.4.

  • Doc tests.

  • German translation update.

  • Better compatibility with the Django trunk.

  • The ability to specify a serialization format used by the ReversionAdmin class when models are auto-registered.

  • Reduction in the number of database queries performed by the Reversion

  • admin interface.

1.1.1 - 25/03/2010

This release is compatible with Django 1.0.2.

  • German and Italian translations.

  • Helper functions for generating diffs.

  • Improved handling of one-to-many relationships in the admin.