Mark the oauth2_provider models as being managed by Django's migrations.

Review Request #10607 — Created June 21, 2019 and submitted

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Review Board
release-4.0.x

Reviewers

Review Board 3.0 shipped with a dependency on a specific version of
oauth2_provider, which provided some database models. Recent versions
of oauth2_provider have made updates, through Django's migrations. The
current version had migrations as well, but we weren't running a version
of Django that used them. This meant that we were missing a bit of
migration history, which causes conflicts when Django tries to apply
migrations on top of the synced models.

This adds some custom evolutions that tells Django Evolution that we
want to use migrations for this module, and which migrations would have
been applied at the transition point if its models were already synced.

Created and upgraded databases successfully against Django 1.11.

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Mark the oauth2_provider models as being managed by Django's migrations.
Review Board 3.0 shipped with a dependency on a specific version of `oauth2_provider`, which provided some database models. Recent versions of `oauth2_provider` have made updates, through Django's migrations. The current version had migrations as well, but we weren't running a version of Django that used them. This meant that we were missing a bit of migration history, which causes conflicts when Django tries to apply migrations on top of the synced models. This adds some custom evolutions that tells Django Evolution that we want to use migrations for this module, and which migrations would have been applied at the transition point if its models were already synced.
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david
  1. Ship It!
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chipx86
Review request changed

Status: Closed (submitted)

Change Summary:

Pushed to release-4.0.x (fc79b97)
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