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raised and DEBUG=True
Thanks GDorn and gox21 for report.
Thanks Tim Graham for idea and review.
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Refs #17215. In the same spirit as 5de31cb8cb.
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Refs #17215.
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Thanks Ian Foote.
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Thanks artortenburger for the report.
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Thanks Russell Keith-Magee and Tim Graham for reviews.
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Thanks jorgecarleitao and mmardini for reviews.
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Thanks to Chris Beaven.
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is within limits of the database.
Thanks russellm for report and Tim Graham for review.
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Fixed #22577: Python 3 broke on non-module migrations directory
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Thanks jorgecarleitao for the suggestion.
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supports_column_check_constraints.
Thanks maxi for the suggestion.
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refs #22170.
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Moved contenttypes tests to allow them to run correctly in the presence of
migrations. refs #22170.
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This inspects the migration operation, and if it is not in the
django.db.migrations module, it adds the relevant imports to the
migration writer and uses the correct class name.
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Without this, we're unable to add actual migrations for the app.
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Refs #19973.
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Keeping backwards compatibility with test_runner.option_list is
tricky and would imply transforming an optparse.Option to an
argparse.Action. I choose to introduce a backwards incompatible
change because it only affects testing, not runtime behavior.
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Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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