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- Fixed #141 and #141: migrations issues (see below)
- Dropped support for django < 1.11
- Dropped support for Python 3.4
- Better namespaces for urls

Better namespaces for urls
--------------------------

Historically, the package included multiple urls. To ensure compatibility with django 2
and better namespacing, you should update any references to those urls as described below:

+-------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| Old url                             | New url                             |
+=====================================+=====================================+
| dynamic_preferences.global          | dynamic_preferences:global          |
+-------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| dynamic_preferences.global.section  | dynamic_preferences:global.section  |
+-------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| dynamic_preferences.user            | dynamic_preferences:user            |
+-------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| dynamic_preferences.user.section    | dynamic_preferences:user.section    |
+-------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+

Migration cleanup
-----------------

This version includes a proper fix for migration issues.
Full background is available at https://github.com/EliotBerriot/django-dynamic-preferences/pull/142,
but here is the gist of it:

1. Early versions of dynamic_preferences included the user and global preferences models
   in the same app
2. The community requested a way to disable user preferences. The only way to do that
   was to move the user preference model in a dedicated app (dynamic_preferences_user
3. A migration was written to handle that transparently, but this was not actually possible
   to have something that worked for both existing and new installations
4. Thus, we ended up with issues such as #140 or #141, inconsistent db state, tables
   lying around in the database, etc.

I'd like to apologize to everyone impacted. By trying to make 3. completely transparent to everyone and
avoid a manual migration step for new installations, I actually made things worse.

This release should fix all that: any remains of the user app was removed from the main
app migrations. For any new user, it will be like nothing happened.

For existing installations with user preferences disabled, there is nothing to do,
apart from deleting the `dynamic_preferences_users_userpreferencemodel` table in your database.

For existing installations with user preferences enabled, there is nothing to do. You should have
``'dynamic_preferences.users.apps.UserPreferencesConfig'`` in your installed apps. If ``python manage.py migrate``
fails with ``django.db.utils.ProgrammingError: relation "dynamic_preferences_users_userpreferencemodel" already exists``,
this probably means you are upgrading for a really old release. In such event, simply skip the initial migration for the
``dynamic_preferences_user`` app by running ``python manage.py migrate dynamic_preferences_users 0001 --fake``.

Many thanks to all people who helped clearing this mess, especially @czlee.