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CMSPlugin reduce function breaks in django 1.8 #5405
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Fixes #5405 -- Let Django handle pickling
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I have been working with pickling/caching models on my site recently. I am forced to work with django 1.8 since it is the TLS version. It seems that "model_unpickle" was changed in django 1.9, and djangocms changed to reflect that change. The problem is that pickling models now breaks with django 1.8. I have overwritten the "reduce" function in my models, but perhaps a better solution is needed.
I figured I would at least create an issue so other people would be aware. Here is what I did with my reduce function:
overwritten the way a model is pickled so that we can pass a deffered_class_factory
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