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Fix for "__init__() takes exactly 13 arguments (12 given)" error in Django1.4 #105

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It fixes "init() takes exactly 13 arguments (12 given)" error on the admin changelist page.
It works in Django1.4 and should not break anything in Django1.3 (but i was tested only on Django1.4).

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It fixes "__init__() takes exactly 13 arguments (12 given)" error on the admin changelist page.
(Tested only on Django1.4 but should work without problems on Django1.3)
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yourcelf commented May 7, 2012

Looks great, thanks. Looks like 1.4 makes this patching much cleaner.

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Fix for "__init__() takes exactly 13 arguments (12 given)" error in Django1.4
@yourcelf yourcelf merged commit 29b8115 into yourcelf:master May 7, 2012
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Can we have this fix included in an 'official' release from pypi?
TIA!

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On 09/23/2012 02:22 AM, Roberto Maurizzi wrote:

Can we have this fix included in an 'official' release from pypi?
TIA!


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#105 (comment).

Thank you for the prod. It's fixed in pypi, version 0.6.0. Also
switched to a conventional 3-number versioning scheme (which is why it
went from 0.50 to 0.6.0).

-charlie

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