- Fixes #9777
- DecimalBlock value when Null forces a conversion to null which crashes the server. Fixed it by returning null when the value is null and decimal when a value is other than null
- Fixes #9765
- removed the function for getURLParam function and replaced with URLSearchParam method
- already used in many other places in the same file
Currently it's not possible to review or revert to a page's initial
revision because we don't log a PageLogEntry "wagtail.edit" event
in certain cases:
- When a page is first created, and saved as draft
- When a page is first created, and published right away
- When a page is first created, and submitted for moderation
This commit alters the current behaviour so that a "wagtail.edit" event
is created in those cases. This allows these initial revisions to be
reviewed or reverted to in the page history view.
This commit also updates the existing create_log_entries_from_revisions
management command to try to populate these initial revisions there as
well. The relevant unit tests have been updated.
Fixes #8337
* Docs: Mention Wagtail’s usage of Django’s default user model by default (Temidayo Azeez)
* Docs: Add links to treebeard documentation for relevant methods (Temidayo Azeez)
Co-authored-by: Thibaud Colas <thibaudcolas@gmail.com>
- They do not have stable ids when models are not persisted to the database
- Fixes #9641
This feature should was enabled unintentionally. It would be great to add the ability to comment on child models in the future, but just like ListBlock before the addition of ids, we need a stable way to calculate the id to attach a comment before we can do this. This is a problem we'll need to solve - potentially via a uuid field on the model to identify models that haven't yet been saved to the database outside revisions.
Reorganise the 4.2 release notes and changelog to include new sections for documentation and maintenance. This helps to highlight the most relevant changes from the perspective of a developer wanting to know what they can expect from an upgrade, while still recognising less visible contributions. Also update the "committing code" docs to explain the new classification scheme.
