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Provide a way to export/import all content #273
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A way to do this is basically |
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This view provides a way to serialize the whole database using json - getting a fixture with natural foreign keys. This fixture lets us reimport the database in a new installation. Closes: #273
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This view provides a way to serialize the whole database using json - getting a fixture with natural foreign keys. This fixture lets us reimport the database in a new installation. Closes: #273
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This feature provides ways to serialize the data of an APIS instance to be able to import it in a freshly installed instance later on. The main logic is implemented in the `utils.helper.datadump_serializer` method. It serializes the important models to json - with natural foreign keys. There is both a view ('/apisdumpdata.json') and an admin command ('apisdumpdata') that output the serialized data as HttpResponse or to stdout. Closes: #273
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This feature provides ways to serialize the data of an APIS instance to be able to import it in a freshly installed instance later on. The main logic is implemented in the `utils.helper.datadump_serializer` method. It serializes the important models to json - with natural foreign keys. There is both a view ('/apisdumpdata.json') and an admin command ('apisdumpdata') that output the serialized data as HttpResponse or to stdout. Closes: #273
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This feature provides ways to serialize the data of an APIS instance to be able to import it in a freshly installed instance later on. The main logic is implemented in the `utils.helper.datadump_serializer` method. It serializes the important models to json - with natural foreign keys. There is both a view ('/api/dumpdata') and an admin command ('apisdumpdata') that output the serialized data as API Response or to stdout. Closes: #273
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This feature provides ways to serialize the data of an APIS instance to be able to import it in a freshly installed instance later on. The main logic is implemented in the `utils.helper.datadump_serializer` method. It serializes the important models to json - with natural foreign keys. There is both a view ('/api/dumpdata') and an admin command ('apisdumpdata') that output the serialized data as API Response or to stdout. Closes: #273
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This feature provides ways to serialize the data of an APIS instance to be able to import it in a freshly installed instance later on. The main logic is implemented in the `utils.helper.datadump_serializer` method. It serializes the important models to json - with natural foreign keys. There is both a view ('/api/dumpdata') and an admin command ('apisdumpdata') that output the serialized data as API Response or to stdout. Closes: #273
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This feature provides ways to serialize the data of an APIS instance to be able to import it in a freshly installed instance later on. The main logic is implemented in the `utils.helper.datadump_serializer` method. It serializes the important models to json - with natural foreign keys. There is both a view ('/api/dumpdata') and an admin command ('apisdumpdata') that output the serialized data as API Response or to stdout. Closes: #273
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There should be a way to export/import all content without creating new IDs
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