Django-pgtrigger

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4.5.0

Bug

- Migrations properly serialize dynamic triggers and add better support for reverse migrations [Wes Kendall, 2eb3014]

Triggers that override ``get_func`` or otherwise generate dynamic SQL are properly reflected
in migrations when the underlying implementation changes. Along with this, migrations now serialize
SQL objects instead of trigger classes, making it more robust when reversing migrations or
updating underlying implementations of existing triggers.

This change updates the hashes of all triggers and thus re-creates all triggers when running
``makemigrations`` or when manually installing them.

4.4.0

Bug

- Pruning/installations fixed for Postgres versions 12 and under. [Wes Kendall, 22d60e9]

Paritioned table support introduced a bug in using trigger management
commands for Postgres 12 and under. This has been fixed.

Trivial

- Local development enhancements [Wes Kendall, a4d3c9c]

4.3.4

Trivial

- Test against Django 4.1 and other CI improvements [Wes Kendall, 813f67e]

4.3.3

Trivial

- Fix ReadTheDocs builds [Wes Kendall, 3870643]

4.3.2

Trivial

- Fix release note rendering and code formatting changes [Wes Kendall, c834606]

4.3.1

Trivial

- Fixed ReadTheDocs builds [Wes Kendall, 2cd0c9e]

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