Management commands¶
django-reversion includes a number of django-admin.py
management commands.
createinitialrevisions¶
Creates an initial revision for all registered models in your project. It should be run after installing django-reversion, or registering a new model with django-reversion.
./manage.py createinitialrevisions
./manage.py createinitialrevisions your_app.YourModel --comment="Initial revision."
./manage.py createinitialrevisions your_app.YourModel --meta="{\"your_app.RevisionMeta\": {\"hello\": \"world\"}}"
Run ./manage.py createinitialrevisions --help
for more information.
Warning
For large databases, this command can take a long time to run.
deleterevisions¶
Deletes old revisions. It can be run regularly to keep revision history manageable.
./manage.py deleterevisions
# keep any changes from last 30 days
./manage.py deleterevisions your_app.YourModel --days=30
# keep 30 most recent changes for each item.
./manage.py deleterevisions your_app.YourModel --keep=30
# Keep anything from last 30 days and at least 3 from older changes.
./manage.py deleterevisions your_app.YourModel --keep=3 --days=30
Run ./manage.py deleterevisions --help
for more information.
Warning
With no arguments, this command will delete your entire revision history! Read the command help for ways to limit which revisions should be deleted.