Django-autocomplete-light

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2.2.0rc5

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- Reduce default latency because hardware is better.
- 431: Dynamic evaluation of the autocomp box container.

2.2.0rc4

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lucky-user contributed Opera/Chromium improved support.

2.2.0rc3

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- 429: handle required=True in form fields again, regression introduced
in rc1's python BC break.
- 426: handle z-index since we're absolutely-positioning in 2.2.x

Thanks a lot to the rc tester community

2.2.0rc2

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- 425: fixed blunt JS errors.
- Do not add pip debug log (~/.cache/pip/log/debug.log) to Travis cache.
- Just install 'pip>7', potentially using an updated version on Travis.
- Use travis_retry with "pip install", and also for `npm install`.

2.2.0rc1

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PENDING BREAK WARNING, Django >= 1.9.

The good old ``import autocomplete_light`` API support will be dropped with
Django 1.9. All imports have moved to ``autocomplete_light.shortcuts`` and
importing ``autocomplete_light`` will work until the project is used with
Django 1.9.

To be forward compatible with Django master (>=1.9) support, replace::

import autocomplete_light

By:

from autocomplete_light import shortcuts as al

This will also make your scripts a lot shorter.

CSS BREAK

We've moved back to pre-1.1.10 CSS positioning. This means appending the
autocomplete box to an arbitrary DOM element (body by default) and using
calculating the ``top`` and ``bottom`` attribute in javascript with
``yourlabs.Autocomplete.fixPosition()`` pretty much like Django admin's
calendar widget does. While blunt, this change should help the widget being
more compatible across Django admin themes.

While this positioning system has been used since around 2005 in Django
when Adrian Holovaty open sourced admin media in commit dd5320d, it has
never been documented that's it's a good system that works well and there's
no reason to break backward compatibility in Django admin for that
- note to Django admin template customizers.

JS BREAK

Javascript ``yourlabs.Autocomplete`` object does not bind to the same
events as it used too. Event handling has been backported from twitter
typeahead and tested on firefox and android (411).

PYTHON BREAK

The form field doesn't call ``super().validate()`` anymore and now
completely relies on ``AutocompleteInterface.validate_values()``. This was
how ``django-autocomplete-light`` was initially designed for, kudos to
zhiyajun11 for pointing it out ! This optimises code which was doing
validation twice and gives the flexibility it was initially designed for
from within the Autocomplete class (410).

SQL BREAK

Model Autocompletes now generate custom SQL be able to save the order in
which users have filled an autocomplete field. This actually comes from the
last 2.x version.

CHANGES

Most users won't notice the break except maybe the CSS ones and of course
also for Django 1.9 users.

- 419: ANSI SQL compliance (sbaum)
- 413: Exception when using models having primary key names different from
id.
- 412: Support models with a pk different than "id" and non-numeric.
(mhuailin)
- 411: Android compatibility (js bind changes).
- 410: Removed double validation by not calling suport of ``Field.validate()``.
- 408: Support Django 1.8 change-link.
- 409: Compatibility with non-autocomplete inputs present in the widget
(SebCorbin)

CONTRIBUTING CHANGES

Pip wheel has been temporarely disabled because django-autoslug broke it,
any help here is welcome, I did my best in the various fix/*wheel*
branches but Travis won xD
There's a mission to extract the JS part and package it as a standalone
jQuery library to get more pull requests on the JS / CSS part. It sounds
like a pretty good start in the JS / UI testing and packaging world. Any
help there is welcome.
CI now has tests against MySQL and PostgreSQL since we're generating custom
SQL.

Again welcome to new contributors mhuailin and SebCorbin and thanks all
for reporting issues on GitHub with all needed details and forks which make
it easy to reproduce.

And thanks to blueyed who helped sinking this year's backlog like crazy.

2.1.1

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uploading a new version rather than removing it as it might have already
been deployed somewhere.

2.1.0 Final release.

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