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Upgrade django version #5

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Django 2.2 will be released on April 2019, so the last version is set to 2.2.

Adam Coddington and others added 30 commits April 22, 2011 11:14
I've fixed the admin file to filter using the actual default manager, rather than rely on the conventional "objects".
Pull to get auto-hiding site filters on the change list pages.  Thanks Robert!
This makes django.contrib.sites.tests pass.
This is so that you can have multiple SiteIDHooks, if you so
desire. The singleton should be enforced by settings.py, not by a
module-level global.
…ook.

In addition, remove the need to know about threadlocals:

    >>> from multisite import SiteID
…'s cache.

This replaces middleware.HOST_CACHE which was a module-level
dictionary. These are undesirable because they're not shared between
processes and because they cannot be expired properly.
….SITE_ID

settings.SITE_ID must now resemble multisite.SiteID.
… view.

When request.get_host() does not resolve to a known Site,
django-multisite will now respond with an HTTP 404 Not Found.

If settings.MULTISITE_FALLBACK is defined, django-multisite will call
that view to decide how to continue.
Includes South migrations, for those using South.
Padraic Harley and others added 29 commits June 25, 2017 20:14
Will be used to test output from management commands
Remove deprecated NoArgsCommand from update_public_suffix_list management command
Adds tests for the management command also.
It's incompatible with the versions of django that we now support
Undocumented, and broken since Django 1.6, which is no loger supported
With multiple processes, we can run into a race condition where the site
cache is invalidated while another process attempts to access it.  This
patches _get_site_by_id to retrieve the site from the database if it
isn't found by when _get_site_by_id returns
Avoid the race condition by fetching the site from the cache at the
beginning of _get_site_by_id.
@pauricthelodger pauricthelodger deleted the upgrade_django_version branch June 5, 2020 14:20
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