Django-auditlog

_As it turns out, haste is never good. Due to the focus on quickly releasing this version a nasty bug was not spotted, which makes this version only usable with Django 1.11 and above. Upgrading to 0.4.3 is not only encouraged but most likely necessary. Apologies for the inconvenience and lacking quality control._

Improvements

- Models can be registered with decorators now

Fixes

- A lot, yes, [_really_ a lot](https://github.com/jjkester/django-auditlog/milestone/8?closed=1), of fixes for the admin integration
- Flush command fixed for Django 1.10

Improvements

- Improved Django Admin pages

Fixes

- Fixed multithreading issue where the wrong user was written to the log

Breaking changes

- Dropped support for Django 1.7
- Updated dependencies - _please check whether your project works with these higher versions_

New features

- Management command for deleting all log entries
- Added admin interface (thanks, crackjack)

Improvements

- Django: add 1.10 support

Fixes

- Solved migration error for MySQL users

Fixes

- fix `unregister` method
- `LogEntry.objects.get_for_objects` works properly on PostgreSQL
- Added index in 0.3.2 no longer breaks for users with MySQL databases

Important notes

- The `object_pk` field is now limited to 255 chars

New functionality

- Django: support 1.9

Improvements

- Enhanced performance for non-integer primary key lookups

Fixes

- Auditlog data is now correctly stored in the thread.