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When using the reversion.create_revision block, how can I obtain the current revision id ? I did not

It seems it was the cached property on the models, so luckily nothing to do with the thread locals!

Me too On Wednesday, February 14, 2018 at 5:22:38 AM UTC-5, alag...@gmail.com wrote: I'm seeking

You can't filter versions by any fields on the version-controlled model. The model is stored as

The User model comes pre-registered with the Django admin. You need to unregister it if you want to

Ah yes, didnt think of that. Putting IP in comments works for me. Putting it in revision meta also,

I already replied. Here is is again! VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV If you are using the django admin

Thanks. For 3, I also found jedie/django-reversion-compare which seems to be working well for this

Dave, I have been reading many google group posts, issues on the repo, etc. about django-reversion

You're probably half the storage space if you compressed the data, but certainly nothing like an

This is really strange, as the save order shouldn't matter. Could you raise an issue on the issue

That'll work, I guess, although in a lot of databases that will have the effect of increasing

Is your issue that the post_revision_commit and pre_revision_commit signals have been removed from

Hi, We're migrating from django-reversion 1.5.2 to 1.10.2. When there's a unique constraint

Without laboriously going though the migrations in the different releases, it's hard to know for

I don't thing that django-reversion is suitable for this use-case. To revert the last action, you

Sure there is! It's a bit complicated, and feels like a shortcut helper would be nice, but

django-reversion is tolerant of schema migrations that delete fields and schema migrations that

Any time a registered model is saved inside a revision block, a revision is saved to the database. If

ok thanks I'm looking for ways 2016-06-16 10:43 GMT-05:00 Dave Hall <da...@etianen.com>: The

django-reversion 2.0.0 is now available on GitHub and PyPi. django-reversion was first released in

Thanks Dave! I've opened https://github.com/etianen/django-reversion/issues/523 Thanks again for

Thank you Dave for the tip. With your query I've managed to create a simple page with the edits

That makes sense, thanks for the explanation. Sorry I haven't been able to follow up until now. I

Hmm, that's odd. That error can only occur if you have a model instance with a relationship to

If you have a Version instance, you can iterator over version.revision.version_set.all(). That

Update: Found the revision commit signal. This worked well for my purposes. def on_revision_commit(**

A single database query to retrieve a single integer value isn't going to add much overhead to

The latest release of django-reversion (1.10.0) is now available on GitHub and PyPi. This release

If your document is made up of those discreet relations, then you could get away with saving the