Allow published to be overridden
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This has been merged and is now available in version 2.2.0. Thank you :) |
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I'm migrating my site over to Wagtail and using django-wm to handle webmentions.
Whilst running the content import I noticed that all the published dates for existing webmentions were set to today, because
publishedis set toauto_now_add=True, which can't be overridden.There's already a
created_atfield set inMentionsBaseModelusingauto_now_add=True.This change sets
publishedtotimezone.nowmaintaining existing functionality but allowing the field to be overriden during an import.