jpic ∞ authored Oct 30, 2018 and jpic ∞ committed Oct 30, 2018

NEW FEATURES

- Non-db model support has been greatly improved, using the lookupy module that
  implements a QuerySet interface for python objects, we just added support for
  models that have managed=False,
- You can now browse your list of registered `Routers` and `Routes` in
  CRUDLFA+, these are auto-generated during runtime into
  `crudlfap.models.Controller` and `crudlfap.models.URL`,
- By doing so, you can authorize groups that should have the view permission in
  each view's detail page, refer to the new documentation about security model
  for details,
- As such, the poor urls debug view is gone in favor of the above,
- Django permission API is now the default way of dealing with permission,
- BC Breaks listed below

BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY BREAKS

So, basically this will make your 0.5 CRUDLFA+ project start correctly on 0.6::

    find src/ -type f | xargs sed -i 's/from crudlfap import crudlfap/from crudlfap import shortcuts as crudlfap/'

BUT all your views will be invisible to non-superusers. Follow these steps to
upgrade:

- `from crudlfap import crudlfap` should now be `from crudlfap import shortcuts
  as crudlfap`,
- `allowed` is gone, in favor of `has_perm()`, that checks django permission by
  default, that means views are not open to staff users by default but to
  superusers
- as such, to open a view to all, replace `allowed=True` with
  `authenticate=False`,
- `Router.get_objects_for_user(user, perms)` is gone in favor of
  `Router.get_queryset(view)`, which returns all models by default.
- `Router.get_fields_for_user(user, perms, obj=None)` becomes
  `Router.get_fields(view)`,
- `Route.short_permission_code` becomes `Route.permission_shortcode`,
- `Route.full_permission_code` becomes `Route.permission_fullcode`,