Django reversion and deletion of parent objects

[jvc26]

I'm interested to know how Django reversion handles deletion of related objects, for example, a User object, and a Kettle object which belongs to the user. If both are registered with Django-Reversion, are both serialized and stored as part of the pre_delete hook? And how is the relationship represented internally - i.e. does it still rely on the old primary keys to relate the two?

Thanks!

[Dave Hall]

Deleted objects are stored as separate Version instances, generally as part of the same Revision instance. Their fields are serialized using the Django serialization framework, so the person_id field in the Kettle object will have the id of the person stored as part of the serialized representation.

On 19 February 2013 16:03, jvc26 <ja...@jvc26.org> wrote:

I'm interested to know how Django reversion handles deletion of related objects, for example, a User object, and a Kettle object which belongs to the user. If both are registered with Django-Reversion, are both serialized and stored as part of the pre_delete hook? And how is the relationship represented internally - i.e. does it still rely on the old primary keys to relate the two?

Thanks!

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