changelist

User-based model instances filtering in django admin

空扰寡人 提交于 2019-12-18 12:44:22
问题 I'm using django's admin to let users manage model instances of a specific model. Each user should be able to manage only his model instances. (except for administrators which should manage all). How do I filter the objects in the admin's changelist view? Thoughts: I guess the most elegant approach would be to use Object-level permissions. Anyone aware of an implementation of this? Is it possible to do by overriding the admin's view using ModelAdmin.changelist_view? Does list_select_related

delete a submitted changelist from perforce history

只愿长相守 提交于 2019-12-12 10:52:16
问题 I accidentally submitted a wrong changelist to my perforce server. I then backed out that changelist using the "backout changelist" option. But, these two changes appear in the history of all those affected files that they were once deleted and then added back again. I want to be able to delete the history from perforce server of these two changelists. Is it possible. Can it be done via some Perforce administrator command. EDIT: I have seen p4 change -d -f which can delete a changelist but

How Do I Show Django Admin Change List View of foreign key children?

浪子不回头ぞ 提交于 2019-12-06 04:36:17
问题 I'm working on an app with a Model heirarchy of Campaign > Category > Account. Ideally I'd like to users to be able to click on a link in the campaign admin list view and go to a url like "/admin/myapp/campaign/2/accounts/" which will show a django admin view with all the handy ChangeList amenities but which is filtered to show just the accounts in categories in the specified campaign (ie. Account.object.filter(category_ campaign _id = 2)). (Note, categories themselves I'm happy to just be

How Do I Show Django Admin Change List View of foreign key children?

天涯浪子 提交于 2019-12-04 09:34:56
I'm working on an app with a Model heirarchy of Campaign > Category > Account. Ideally I'd like to users to be able to click on a link in the campaign admin list view and go to a url like "/admin/myapp/campaign/2/accounts/" which will show a django admin view with all the handy ChangeList amenities but which is filtered to show just the accounts in categories in the specified campaign (ie. Account.object.filter(category_ campaign _id = 2)). (Note, categories themselves I'm happy to just be "filters" on this accounts list view). I can't seem to find any reference to a way to mimic this item

how do I remove an existing changelist from SVN

江枫思渺然 提交于 2019-12-03 05:31:51
问题 I created a changelist by doing... $ svn changelist my_changes ... added files to it, and then committed the changelist... $ svn ci --changelist my_changes --keep-changelists ... so now, I have "kept" my changelist and it shows up every time I view status. $ svn status ... modified/added/deleted files listed here... --- Changelist 'my_changes': ... files that are a part of this changelist listed here... I "kept" the changelist for a reason, but I don't need it anymore so I'm ready to remove

how do I remove an existing changelist from SVN

醉酒当歌 提交于 2019-12-02 17:54:36
I created a changelist by doing... $ svn changelist my_changes ... added files to it, and then committed the changelist... $ svn ci --changelist my_changes --keep-changelists ... so now, I have "kept" my changelist and it shows up every time I view status. $ svn status ... modified/added/deleted files listed here... --- Changelist 'my_changes': ... files that are a part of this changelist listed here... I "kept" the changelist for a reason, but I don't need it anymore so I'm ready to remove it. How do I remove this changelist from SVN? I know how to remove files from the changelist, but not

User-based model instances filtering in django admin

血红的双手。 提交于 2019-11-30 07:45:53
I'm using django's admin to let users manage model instances of a specific model. Each user should be able to manage only his model instances. (except for administrators which should manage all). How do I filter the objects in the admin's changelist view? Thoughts: I guess the most elegant approach would be to use Object-level permissions . Anyone aware of an implementation of this? Is it possible to do by overriding the admin's view using ModelAdmin.changelist_view? Does list_select_related have anything to do with it? Bernhard Vallant You can override the admin's queryset -method to just

Reusing Django Changelist Outside of Admin Site

末鹿安然 提交于 2019-11-30 05:15:25
The Django changelist table is really cool - searchable, filterable, multi-select actions etc. I'm building a custom backend for an app and I keep realizing: this is exactly what I need, I should re-use it. Has anyone had any experience using the change list outside of Django's admin app? What I've arrived at currently is something like this: from profile.admin import ProfileAdmin from django.contrib.admin.sites import AdminSite from profile.models import Profile profile_admin = ProfileAdmin(Profile, AdminSite()) return profile_admin.changelist_view(request) I'd like to know if anyone has had

What is a changelist in IntellJ IDEA ? A list of changes compared to what? An accurate explation is sought for

人盡茶涼 提交于 2019-11-30 03:15:29
What is a changelist in IntellJ IDEA ? A list of changes compared to what? What does it mean that I can have multiple changelists ? Especially, when I revert back to an earlier version (using VCS) IntelliJ wants to create a new changelist for that. Why? In that case the changes will be related to what? Let's say I revert to version 9 from version 23. Then the changeslist will contain the changes between version 23 and 9 or between 8 and 9 ? I tried to read the documentation but it did not give me any enlightment at all. Is the IntelliJ changelist the same as, for example, the concept of

Reusing Django Changelist Outside of Admin Site

时间秒杀一切 提交于 2019-11-29 02:43:43
问题 The Django changelist table is really cool - searchable, filterable, multi-select actions etc. I'm building a custom backend for an app and I keep realizing: this is exactly what I need, I should re-use it. Has anyone had any experience using the change list outside of Django's admin app? What I've arrived at currently is something like this: from profile.admin import ProfileAdmin from django.contrib.admin.sites import AdminSite from profile.models import Profile profile_admin = ProfileAdmin