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When an instance is updated/changed via the Django Admin, the history page shows a LogEntry that specifies which fields were updated. The LogEntry that is kept in the views for forms submitted via the site (e.g. when myuser/Blogger or myuser/AffiliatedBlog changes) only shows that the instance was changed.
We can look into which fields in particular were updated, then add a comma-separated string of those fields to the LogEntry to keep a more verbose history in the admin interface.
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When an instance is updated/changed via the Django Admin, the history page shows a LogEntry that specifies which fields were updated. The LogEntry that is kept in the views for forms submitted via the site (e.g. when myuser/Blogger or myuser/AffiliatedBlog changes) only shows that the instance was changed.
We can look into which fields in particular were updated, then add a comma-separated string of those fields to the LogEntry to keep a more verbose history in the admin interface.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: