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index lookups against SQL injection.
Thanks to Sage M. Abdullah for the report and initial patch.
Thanks Florian Apolloner for reviews.
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Date/DateTimeRangeField when the right hand side is the same type.
Thanks Tilman Koschnick for the report and initial patch.
Thanks Carlton Gibson for the review.
Regression in 6b048b364ca1e0e56a0d3815bf2be33ac9998355.
Backport of 7991111af12056ec9a856f35935d273526338c1f from master
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This reverts commit 463fe11bc8b2d068e447c5df677e7a31c2af7e03 due to
restore of relative paths sorting from isort < 4.3.5 in isort 4.3.10.
Backport of b435f82939edf70674856e0e1cd63973c2e0a1d1 from master
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Backport of 463fe11bc8b2d068e447c5df677e7a31c2af7e03 from master
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null value.
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defaults.
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Expression.convert_value().
Unused since a0d166306fbdc41f49e6fadf4ec84b17eb147daa.
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_output_field).
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Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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Thanks Mariusz Felisiak and Tim Graham for polishing the patch.
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Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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Thanks Tim Graham and Simon Charette for the reviews.
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This prevents the base_field from sharing attributes with the one used
during migrations.
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Thanks Harris Lapiroff for the report.
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Thanks Nick Stefan for the report and Tim for the review.
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Python 3.6 parses strings like '0_1' as numeric literals.
http://bugs.python.org/issue26331
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Thanks Berker Peksag and Tim Graham for the reviews.
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Thanks Tim Graham for completing the initial patch.
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Used the same test and fix as in #25867.
This required initializing base_field in RangeField.__init__,
not when setting the attribute.
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Thanks Karan Lyons for contributing to the patch.
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Also added tests for HStoreField and JSONField.
Thanks Aleksey Bukin for the report and Tim Graham for the initial patch and
the review.
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HStoreField now converts all keys and values to string before they're
saved to the database.
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Thanks to Trac alias benzid-wael for the report.
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Thanks to Jean Gourds for the report, Tim and Claude for the review.
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