details for the query, rather than the results) from r7499.
These were accidentally nuked in the docs refactor. We know who the offenders
were. They will be made to sit in the corner on the naughty mat for a while.
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This describes values_list(), the new cross-model order_by() syntax and the
effects of distinct(), values() and order_by() on each other.
Fixed#8634.
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Backwards incompatible if you are using manually-specific primary key values
and relying on the previously documented behaviour that the new values would
always exist in the database (i.e. it would update the existing entry).
Fixed#8419.
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collation in MySQL. This should help people to make a reasonably informed
decision. Usually, leaving the MySQL collation alone will be the best solution,
but if you must change it, this gives a start to the information you need and
pointers to the appropriate place in the MySQL docs.
There's a small chance I also got all the necessary Sphinx markup correct, too
(it builds without errors, but I may have missed some chances for glory and
linkage).
Fixed#2335, #8506.
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Karen Tracey
Malcolm Tredinnick
James Bennett
Simon Willison
Adrian Holovaty
Jacob Kaplan-Moss
Russell Keith-Magee