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1.2.3a2

127

1.2.3a1

134 merged which improves the admin model performance for select related (user for most, and content type for crudevent). For django debug toolbar users, this will likely show a huge speedup.

Also includes 136 (which is later effectively rolled back in `1.2.3a4` (we hope to put it back it seems to be causing a bug).

1.2.2

This release adds a bug pluggability/usability feature, an improvement (or partial fix to some) around changed_fields and CRUDEvent creation logic via a settings parameter, and a couple of smaller changes. This is essentially the same release as v1.2.2b4 (just a version bump).

As a recap:

PR 124

PR 106 and 129 (adds a configuration to allow using the simpler/smarter flow).

Adds a small (still needs further improvement in the logging) fix in 133

1.2.2b4

This includes an additional fix that (due to changes on the on commit handling on `CRUDEvent` creation, if there was an error and the logger tried to log it, it was possible that instance's `repr`/`str` would have included something that was already deleted (this is a consumer level issue), so now we will `try/except` on the logger and pass if we have an error (not wonderful for now, but easier to just do that and get the release out).

1.2.2b3

Default fix on the changed_fields conditional (if no changed fields, not making a CRUDEvent), not to use the newer flow (you may turn on the newer flow with a new settings toggle), via PR 129

This is likely the last beta release for 1.2.2.

1.2.2b2

Adds pluggable logging/auditing support (not just database, but could do logging, elasticsearch, etc). database is the default. This was on PR 124 thanks to atakanarikan

changeset also includes from release v1.2.2b1, but for brevity not included here.

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