```{include} _templates/nav.html ``` # Changelog ## 0.13.9 - Added support for Django 3 and 4 ## 0.12.7 - Expanded feeds framework support ## 0.12.6 - Refactored BuildableTemplateView to allow for using `reverse_lazy` to concoct the build path. ## 0.12.5 - Small logging improvement ## 0.12.4 - Moved fs config from the AppConfig's out of the ready method and set it as a base attribute on the class. ## 0.12.0 - Refactored the build methods to write to files using the [PyFilesystem](https://docs.pyfilesystem.org/en/latest/index.html) interface ## 0.11.1 - Skip gzipping of static files that are already gzipped. ## 0.11.0 - Django 2.0 testing and support. ## 0.10.5 - Added `get_view_instance` method to the `build` command to allow for more creative subclassing. ## 0.10.4 - Patched the `publish` command to calculate multipart md5 checksums for uploads large enough to trigger boto3's automatic multipart upload. This prevents large files from being improperly reuploaded during syncs. ## 0.10.3 - `AWS_REGION` setting now passed on to the s3 connection as an initialization option. ## 0.10.2 - Added a `--aws-bucket-prefix` option to the `publish` command. When specified, the local files will be synced with only those files in the bucket that have that prefix. ## 0.10.0 - Default pooling of file comparisons between published and local files for faster performance - Option to opt-in to pooling of building of files locally for faster performance - When `--force` and `--no-delete` options are both passed to publish command the s3 object list is not retrieved for faster performance ## 0.9.3 - Restored RedirectView boto code after upgrading it to boto3. ## 0.9.2 - Removed boto code from RedirectView until we can figure out a boto3 replacement. ## 0.9.1 - Added `S3_ENDPOINT_URL` for boto3 configuration and a fallback so we can continue to support the boto convention of `S3_AWS_HOST` ## 0.9.0 - Replaced `boto` dependency with `boto3` and refactored publish command to adjust - More verbose logging of gzipped paths during build routine - Reduced some logging in management commands when verbosity=0 - Added testing for Django 1.11 ## 0.8.14 - Management command drops `six.print` for `self.output.write` - Only strip first slash of urls with lstrip ## 0.8.13 - Fixed bug in `BuildableDayArchiveView` argument handling. ## 0.8.12 - Added `create_request` method to the base view mixin so there's a clearer method for overriding the creation of a `RequestFactory` when building views. ## 0.8.10 - Expanded default `GZIP_CONTENT_TYPES` to cover SVGs and everything else recommended by the [HTML5 boilerplate guides](https://github.com/h5bp/server-configs-apache). ## 0.8.9 - Removed `CommandError` exception handling in `build` command because errors should never pass silently, unless explicitly silenced. ## 0.8.8 - Django 1.10 support and testing ## 0.8.7 - `get_month` and `get_year` fix on the month archive view ## 0.8.6 - `get_year` fix on the year archive view. ## 0.8.5 - `get_absolute_url` bug fix on detail view. ## 0.8.3 - Added support for `AWS_S3_HOST` variable to override the default with connecting to S3 via boto. ## 0.8.2 - Upgraded to Django new style of management command options. ## 0.8.1 - Patch to allow for models to be imported with `django.contrib.contenttypes` being installed. ## 0.8.0 - Added new date-based archive views BuildableArchiveIndexView, BuildableYearArchiveView, BuildableMonthArchiveView, BuildableDayArchiveView - get_url method on the BuildableDetailView now raises a ImproperlyConfigured error - Refactored views into separate files ## 0.7.8 - Improved error handling and documentation of BuildableDetailView's `get_url` method. ## 0.7.7 - Patch provided backwards compatibility to a boto bug fix. ## 0.7.6 - Patched `set_kwargs` to override the key name of the slug when it is configured by the detail view's `slug_field` setting ## 0.7.5 - BAKERY_CACHE_CONTROL settings variable and support - Better tests for publish and unpublish - Delete operations in publish and unpublish command breaks keys into batches to avoid S3 errors on large sets ## 0.7.4 - Fixed content_type versus mimetype bug in the static views for Django 1.7 and 1.8 - A few other small Python 3 related bugs ## 0.7.3 - Added a `--no-delete` option to the `publish` management command. - Fixed testing in Django 1.7 ## 0.7.1 - Added `BuildableRedirectView` ## 0.6.4 - Added `BuildableFeed` for RSS support ## 0.6.3 - Changed `AutoPublishingBuildableModel` to commit to the database before triggering a task - Changed celery tasks to accept primary keys instead of model objects ## 0.6.0 - An `AutoPublishingBuildableModel` that is able to use a Celery job queue to automatically build and publish objects when they are saved - Refactored `build` management command to allow for its different tasks to be more easily overridden - Added a `--keep-build-dir` option to the `build` command. ## 0.5.0 - Refactored the `publish` and `unpublish` management commands to use boto instead of s3cmd. - `build` and `publish` management commands use file mimetypes instead of a regex on the filename to decide if a file will be gzipped. - `publish` management command includes --force and --dry-run uploads to force an upload of all file, regardless of changes, and to print output without uploading files, respectively. - `publish` management command now pools uploads to increase speed ## 0.4.2 - Added a `get_content` method to all of the buildable views to make it easier to build pages that don't require a template, like JSON outputs ## 0.4.1 - Bug fix with calculating Python version in the views in v0.4.0 ## 0.4.0 - Added optional gzip support to build routine for Amazon S3 publishing (via [@emamd](https://twitter.com/emamd)) - Mixin buildable view with common methods ## 0.3.0 - Python 3 support - Unit tests - Continuous integration test by Travis CI - Coverage reporting by Coveralls.io - PEP8 compliance - PyFlakes compliance - Refactored `buildserver` management command to work with latest versions of Django ## 0.2.0 - Numerous bug fixes ## 0.1.0 - [Initial release](http://datadesk.latimes.com/posts/2012/03/introducing-django-bakery/)