Hi Adam,
I'm currently preparing a pull request on this. No changes will be made to
the model LogEntry. It will just allow implementers to filter
log entries by registered models (of that instantiated admin). Not doing
this, in my opinion is unexpected behaviour anyway.
Thanks to Carlton for poin
I'm also skeptical we need to support this use case. Certainly some users
prefer *shared* log messages, so all actions are shown regardless of which
interface was used.
Just to comment on the DB side: storing the same few names over and over in
such a column would be a waste of disk space. It woul
Hey Jacob.
I had in mind literally **just** adding the content-types so that the line
in that render call would be:
# this could be via a proposed context["site_content_types"] or via a
map from
# "available_apps"
site_content_types: [ContentType] = ...
entries = LogEntry.objects.
Hi Carlton,
that proposal makes a lot of sense.
This means that one could for instance add a custom function to that
context which, if set, would be called
by the AdminLogNode.render method and then overrides the
context[self.varname].
How would you name that extra context variable, maybe "rende
Thanks for clarifying Jacob, great.
So, the registered content_types are in the available_apps key to the
context passed to that tag. (Currently that needs reconstructing in a
filter/comprehension, but it could feasibly be added to the
`AdminSite.each_context` method.) Adding the matching `__in` l
Hi Carlton,
As I understand it, separate admin sites may register different models, but
I'm only going to see the History for instances that are visible to the
current admin no?
The Django admin interface uses a templatetag named get_admin_log. It
renders the content of all entries of model L
Hi Jacob.
Can I ask you to explain your use-case a little more please?
As I understand it, separate admin sites may register different models, but
I'm only going to see the History for instances that are visible to the
current admin no?
Maybe you mean the Recent actions > My actions bit of the ind
