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Fix #483 -- Add Django 5.1 support #485

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@amureki amureki commented Aug 8, 2024

Describe the change
Django 5.1 was released.

Amongst the changes, there is [a signature change of a generic foreign key](https://github.com/django/django/commit/6002df06713cb0a7050432263527a25754190c27), which needs to be covered.

Okay, I figured the issue, it was an old bug described in #416. Now I finally understood the cause and provided a fix. And there is no changes in Django 5.1 that should be addressed separately in order to provide support.

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  • Change is covered with tests
  • CHANGELOG.md is updated if needed

@amureki amureki self-assigned this Aug 8, 2024
@amureki amureki merged commit b4fb894 into main Aug 9, 2024
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@amureki amureki deleted the django-5.1 branch August 9, 2024 13:33
amureki added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 9, 2024
* origin/main:
  Bump 1.19.0
  Fix #483 -- Add Django 5.1 support (#485)
  Bump 1.18.3
  Refs #416 -- Allow combination of GFK and `_fill_optional` (#438)
  Bump 1.18.2
  Update ruff CI syntax (#481)
  Fix #28 -- allow make_recipe to work with _quantity (#480)
  Bump 1.18.1
  Replace expensive `count()` with cheap `exists()` (#478)
  Update CI Python version to 3.12
  Delete hard action requirement for a changelog
  Bump 1.18.0
  Fix #265 -- drop hard dependency on `contenttypes` framework (#476)
  Bump GitHub Actions artifacts to v4 (#470)
  Drop Django 3.2 support (#475)
  Bump actions/setup-python from 4 to 5 (#466)
  Drop Django 4.1 support (reached end of life) (#465)
  Support Django 5.0 (#464)
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