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Branko Majic (branko) - 7 years ago 2017-12-22 12:39:52
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CONNT-25: Updated documentation:

- Marked Django 1.11.x as the only supported Django version.
- Updated some copyright notices.
- Updated installation and quick-start instructions for use with new
version of Django.
- Removed unneeded warning about pip version.
- Updated instructions to emphasize that 'crispy_forms' must be
included in list of installed applications.
- Added dedicated section for upgrade instructions. Covered some
general principles and upgrade from 0.3.x to 1.0.x.
- Updated release notes.
- Added information about Graphviz being the external dependency.
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README.rst
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@@ -28,7 +28,12 @@ At time of this writing, Django Conntrac
 
following Django and Python versions:
 

	
 
- *Python 2.7.x*
 
- *Django 1.5.x*
 
- *Django 1.11.x*
 

	
 
In addition, *Django Conntrackt* uses the following external
 
dependencies:
 

	
 
- `Graphviz <https://graphviz.org/>`_
 

	
 

	
 
Why was this application created?
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.. Copyright (C) 2013 Branko Majic
 
.. Copyright (C) 2013-2017 Branko Majic
 

	
 
   This file is part of Django Conntrackt documentation.
 

	
 
@@ -68,6 +68,7 @@ Contents
 
   about
 
   installation
 
   quickstart
 
   upgrading
 
   usage
 
   development
 
   releaseprocedures
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.. Copyright (C) 2013 Branko Majic
 
.. Copyright (C) 2013-2017 Branko Majic
 

	
 
   This file is part of Django Conntrackt documentation.
 

	
 
@@ -11,7 +11,13 @@
 
Installation
 
============
 

	
 
Django Conntrackt can be installed through one of the following methods:
 
*Django Conntrackt* has the following prerequisites that need to be
 
satisfied on the operating system level:
 

	
 
- `Graphviz <https://graphviz.org/>`_, used for generating the
 
  diagrams.
 

	
 
*Django Conntrackt* can be installed through one of the following methods:
 

	
 
* Using *pip*, which is the recommended way for production
 
  websites.
 
@@ -30,16 +36,6 @@ Mercurial repository, use the following 
 

	
 
 pip install -e hg+http://code.majic.rs/conntrackt#egg=conntrackt
 

	
 
.. warning::
 

	
 
   You will need to update the ``pip`` installation in your virtual environment if you get the following error while running the above command::
 

	
 
     AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'skip_requirements_regex'
 

	
 
   You can update ``pip`` to latest version with::
 

	
 
     pip install -U pip
 

	
 
After this you should proceed to :ref:`configure your Django installation <configuring-django>`.
 

	
 

	
 
@@ -51,8 +47,9 @@ Configuring your Django installation
 
Once the Django Conntrackt has been installed, you need to perform the following
 
steps in order to make it available inside of your Django project:
 

	
 
#. Edit your project's settings configuration file (``settings.py``), and update
 
   the ``INSTALLED_APPS`` to include applications ``south``, ``braces`` and ``conntrackt``.
 
#. Edit your project's settings configuration file (``settings.py``),
 
   and update the ``INSTALLED_APPS`` to include applications
 
   ``braces``, ``crispy_forms``, and ``conntrackt``.
 

	
 
#. Edit your project's URL configuration file (``urls.py``), and add the
 
   following line to the ``urlpatterns`` setting::
 
@@ -61,10 +58,11 @@ steps in order to make it available insi
 

	
 
#. Create the necessary tables used for Django Conntrackt by running::
 

	
 
   ./manage.py syncdb
 
   ./manage.py migrate
 

	
 
After this the Django Conntrackt application will be available under the
 
``/conntrackt/`` path (relative to your Django project's base URL).
 

	
 
If you have enabled ``django.contrib.admin``, you should be able to add new
 
Conntrackt data through the admin interface.
 
If you have enabled ``django.contrib.admin``, you should be able to
 
add new Conntrackt data through admin interface as well - in addition
 
to native data entry provided by application.
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.. Copyright (C) 2013 Branko Majic
 
.. Copyright (C) 2013-2017 Branko Majic
 

	
 
   This file is part of Django Conntrackt documentation.
 

	
 
@@ -33,16 +33,6 @@ Install Django Conntrackt with its requi
 
  workon conntrackt
 
  pip install django-conntrackt
 

	
 
.. warning::
 

	
 
   You will need to update the ``pip`` installation in your virtual environment if you get the following error while running the above command::
 

	
 
     AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'skip_requirements_regex'
 

	
 
   You can update ``pip`` to latest version with::
 

	
 
     pip install -U pip
 

	
 
Start a new Django Conntrackt project::
 

	
 
  django-admin.py startproject conntrackt_test
 
@@ -50,30 +40,16 @@ Start a new Django Conntrackt project::
 
Edit configuration file ``conntrackt_test/conntrackt_test/settings.py`` to set-up
 
some basic settings:
 

	
 
#. Under ``DATABASES`` set parameter ``ENGINE`` to ``'django.db.backends.sqlite3'``.
 
#. Under ``DATABASES`` set parameter ``NAME`` to ``'conntrackt_test.sqlite'``.
 
#. Under ``INSTALLED_APPS`` uncomment the line ``'django.contrib.admin'``.
 
#. Under ``INSTALLED_APPS`` append lines::
 

	
 
     'south',
 
     'crispy_forms',
 
     'braces',
 
     'conntrackt',
 

	
 
#. Append the following lines to the end of the file::
 

	
 
     from django.conf.global_settings import TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS
 
     TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS += (
 
         "django.core.context_processors.request",
 
     )
 

	
 

	
 
Edit the URL configuration file ``conntrackt_test/conntrackt_test/urls/.py`` to
 
set-up the URLs for the admin website and Conntrackt itself:
 

	
 
#. At the top of the file, add line ``from django.http import HttpResponseRedirect``.
 
#. Uncomment line ``from django.contrib import admin``.
 
#. Uncomment line ``admin.autodiscover()``.
 
#. Uncomment line ``url(r'^admin/', include(admin.site.urls)),``
 
#. Under ``urlpatterns`` append lines::
 

	
 
     url(r'^$', lambda r : HttpResponseRedirect('conntrackt/')),
 
@@ -82,7 +58,6 @@ set-up the URLs for the admin website an
 
Set-up the database for the project::
 

	
 
  cd conntrackt_test/
 
  python manage.py syncdb
 
  python manage.py migrate
 

	
 
You will be prompted to provide some additional information:
 
@@ -103,4 +78,3 @@ You can now explore the functionality of
 

	
 
If you have any problems getting around and understanding how the applications
 
works, have a look at the :ref:`usage guide <usage>`.
 

	
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.. Copyright (C) 2013 Branko Majic
 
.. Copyright (C) 2013-2017 Branko Majic
 

	
 
   This file is part of Django Conntrackt documentation.
 

	
 
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Breaking changes:
 

	
 
* Django Conntrackt now depends on Django 1.10. In addition to official
 
  Django documentation, there is a dedicated upgrade guide that deals
 
  with the most basic installation.
 
* Django Conntrackt now depends on Django 1.11. In addition to
 
  official Django documentation for project upgrades, there is a
 
  section describing what needs to be done in order to upgrade the
 
  application itself.
 
  [ `CONNT-25 <https://projects.majic.rs/conntrackt/issues/CONNT-30>`_ ]
 

	
 
New features/improvements:
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.. Copyright (C) 2017 Branko Majic
 

	
 
   This file is part of Django Conntrackt documentation.
 

	
 
   This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0
 
   Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit
 
   http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ or send a letter to Creative
 
   Commons, 444 Castro Street, Suite 900, Mountain View, California, 94041, USA.
 

	
 

	
 
Upgrading
 
=========
 

	
 
This section covers the necessary upgrade steps between different
 
versions.
 

	
 
In general, it is always useful to go thorugh the release notes to
 
ensure there no surprises are encountered during the upgrade.
 

	
 
Upgrading from one **patch version** to another (e.g. ``0.3.0`` to
 
``0.3.1``) should be safe, and should not require any additional steps
 
beyond installing new package version. Patch versions include only bug
 
and security-related fixes.
 

	
 
Upgrading from one **minor version** to another (e.g. ``0.2.0`` to
 
``0.3.0`` might require some small maintenance tasks, such as running
 
migrations, or refreshing the static files. In general no breaking
 
changes should be introduced, and downtime should be minimal.
 

	
 
Upgrading from one **major version** to another (e.g. ``0.3.1`` to
 
``1.0.0``) is likely to require a number of changes, and you should
 
make sure to review both the release notes, and any other documented
 
instructions outlined below.
 

	
 
Major version upgrades should be performed only for supported upgrade
 
paths. This usually means bringing your current installation to the
 
latest minor release version before jumping to the next major
 
release. Should you need to jump multiple versions, do it one step at
 
a time, following along with any necessary changes. Currently
 
supported upgrade paths are:
 

	
 
- From version ``0.3.x`` to version ``1.0.x``.
 

	
 

	
 
Upgrading from ``0.3.x`` to ``1.0.x``
 
-------------------------------------
 

	
 
Version ``1.0.x`` brings in a lot of changes related to dependency
 
upgrades. This is a big step in terms of Django versions (from Django
 
1.5.x to Django 1.11.x), with application functionality itself left
 
untouched.
 

	
 
In particular, since support for Django 1.5.x has been dropped, you
 
will need to upgrade your project to Django 1.11.x. Depending on your
 
project customisations, it may be easier to start a new project and
 
move over any relevant configuration to it.
 

	
 
For *Django Conntrackt* itself, at least the following changes must be
 
made:
 

	
 
- Removing ``south`` from list of installed applications in project
 
  settings. *Django Conntrackt* now utilises the native migrations.
 
- Run database migrations with::
 

	
 
    python manage.py migrate
 

	
 
- Ensure static data served by external server are up-to-date with::
 

	
 
    python manage.py collectstatic
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