Make log entries read-only in the admin

[aleh-rymasheuski]

This is a follow-up fix after a real-world staff user deleted a few auditlog entries through the admin by mistake.

[hramezani]

Thanks @alieh-rymasheuski for this. two things:

• I think it's a breaking change. I think we have to make it configurable or mention it as a breaking change.(note: next release will be a 3.0 which is a major release, so we can consider this one as well.
• Test are failing please adopt them

[aleh-rymasheuski]

I think it's a breaking change

I think it's a bugfix. This is audit log, it shouldn't be possible to alter it with a simple button in the admin.

[hramezani]

@alieh-rymasheuski Do you have a plant to fix the failing test?

[aleh-rymasheuski]

@hramezani, done. :)

[madomdy]

I'm afraid with that, we can't delete any record from django admin. 😬😄

[aleh-rymasheuski]

@madomdy, do you mean that this change causes django admin to disallow deleting auditlogged objects? I am confident that some objects still can be deleted - in fact, I removed one this morning. 😄

Could you please elaborate on your issue? I'm happy to help and fix the bug that I may have introduced.

[madomdy]

@alieh-rymasheuski happily! Here is the thing:

And this happens on whatever object of whatever model connected to the audit log. I am just a bit confused how come others do not encounter it.

[aleh-rymasheuski]

@madomdy, I registered an issue to continue this discussion there.