model_to_dict() (used when rendering forms) queries the database
to get the list of primary keys for ManyToMany fields. This is
unnecessary if the field queryset has been prefetched, all the
keys are already in memory and can be obtained with a simple
iteration.
The timezone arithmetic done in JS can be off by one hour around DST
change. We work around this issue by adding one extra hour to the test
error margin when we detect a DST change is near.
Refs #20663.
All request methods of ``django.test.client.Client`` receive a ``secure``
argument that defaults to ``False`` indicating whether or not to make the
request through https.
Thanks Aymeric Augustin for the review.
When a formset contained deletion for an existing instance, and the
instance was already deleted, django threw an exception. A common cause for
this was resubmit of the formset.
Original patch by Trac alias olau.
In addition this commit cleaned some code in _construct_form(). This
was needed as the primary key value the user submitted wasn't converted
correctly to python value in case the primary key field was also a
related field.
``ModelAdmin.view_on_site`` defines wether to show a link to the object on the
admin detail page. If ``True``, cleverness (i.e. ``Model.get_absolute_url``) is
used to get the url. If it's a callable, the callable is called with the object
as the only parameter. If ``False``, not link is displayed.
With the aim of maitaining backwards compatibility, ``True`` is the default.
We need to make sure content read from the file is decoded from UTF-8
right from the start so Python doesn't try to use another encoding
(read: ASCII/CP1252 under Windows.)
Previously, when collecting static files, the files would receive permission
from FILE_UPLOAD_PERMISSIONS. Now, there's an option to give different
permission from uploaded files permission by subclassing any of the static
files storage classes and setting the file_permissions_mode parameter.
Thanks dblack at atlassian.com for the suggestion.
Change strategy used to examine instrumented output to acommodate the
fact that on Windows, where the path separator is '\', repr() of Python
modules has changed in Python 3 to use escaped backslashes in the FS
path section (e.g.
'C:\\python3x\\Lib\\site-packages\\django\\contrib\\auth\\models.py')
without having to special-case based on platform.