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Fix PLIST after py-setuptools update; bump depends and revision

py-*: remove unused tool dependency

py-setuptools includes the py-wheel functionality nowadays

py-django-reversion: updated to 5.1.0

5.1.0 - 2024-08-09

- Django 5 support (@jeremy-engel).
- Use bulk_create`` on supported databases (@stianjensen).

py-django-reversion: updated to 5.0.12

5.0.12 - 2024-01-30
- Fix missing migration introduced in v5.0.11.

py-django-reversion: updated to 5.0.11

5.0.11 - 2024-01-29
- Improved the Chinese translation

py-django-reversion: updated to 5.0.10

5.0.10 - 2023-12-30

- Fix N+1 queries while rendering the ``recover_list.html`` template (@armonge).


5.0.9 - 2023-12-20

- Broken release.

py-django-reversion: updated to 5.0.8

5.0.8 - 2023-11-08
- Fix ``get_deleted``

5.0.7 - 2023-11-07
- Speed up ``get_deleted``

py-django-reversion: updated to 5.0.6

5.0.6 - 2023-09-29

- Fix handling case of missing object in admin revert (@julianklotz)


5.0.5 - 2023-09-19

- Handling case of missing object in admin revert (@etianen, @PavelPancocha)
- CI improvements (@etianen, @browniebroke)


5.0.4 - 2022-11-12

- Fix warning log formatting for failed reverts (@tony).


5.0.3 - 2022-10-02

- A revision will no longer be created if a transaction is marked as rollback, as this would otherwise cause an
  additional database error (@proofit404).
- A warning log is now emitted if a revert fails due to database integrity errors, making debugging the final
  ``RevertError`` easier.


5.0.2 - 2022-08-06

- Fixed doc builds on readthedocs (@etianen).


5.0.1 - 2022-06-18

- Fix admin detail view in multi-database configuration (@atten).


5.0.0 - 2022-02-20

- Added support for using django-reversion contexts in ``asyncio`` tasks (@bellini666).
- **Breaking:** Dropped support for Python 3.6.

*: switch django users to py-django3

*: bump PKGREVISION for egg.mk users

They now have a tool dependency on py-setuptools instead of a DEPENDS

py-django-reversion: updated to 3.0.9

3.0.9:
- Significant speedup to ``Version.objects.get_deleted(...)`` database query for PostgreSQL.
- Testing against Django 3.1.
- Django 4.0 compatibility improvements.

py-django-reversion: updated to 3.0.8

3.0.8:
- Added ``use_natural_foreign_keys`` option to ``reversion.register()``.
- Documentation improvments and minor fixes.
- Dropped support for Django 1.11 LTS.

py-django-reversion: updated to 3.0.7

3.0.7:
- Removing deprecated usages of `ugettest_lazy`
- Slovenian translation

3.0.6:
- Packaging improvements
- Removing deprecated usages of `force_text`
- Documentation fixes

3.0.5:
- Improved performance of `get_deleted` for large datasets
- Django 3.0 compatibility
- Drops Django < 1.11 compatibility
- Fixed errors in manageement commands when `django.contrib.admin` is not in `INSTALLED_APPS`

3.0.4:
- Remove `django.contrib.admin` dependency from django-reversion.
- README refactor
- Testing against Django 2.2

3.0.3:
- Improved performance of many reversion database queries using `EXISTS` subquery
- Added support for Django 2.1 `view` permission

3.0.2:
- Removed squashed migrations, as they subtly messed up the Django migrations framework

3.0.1:
- Added squashed migrations back in to allow older installations to upgrade.
- Fixed TypeError exception when accessing m2m_data attribute from a field that points to Django’s User model

3.0.0:
- **Breaking:** ``Revision.commment`` now contains the raw JSON change message generated by django admin, rather than
  a string. Accesing ``Revision.comment`` directly is no longer recommended. Instead, use ``Revision.get_comment()``.

- **BREAKING:** django-reversion now uses ``_base_manager`` to calculate deleted models, not ``_default_manager``. This
  change will only affect models that perform default filtering in their ``_default_manager``
- Added ``request_creates_revision`` hook to ``RevisionMiddleware`` and ``views.create_revision``.
- Added ``revision_request_creates_revision`` hook to ``views.RevisionMixinView``.
- Added ``--meta`` flag to ``./manage.py createrevisions``
- Fixed bug when reverting deleted nested inlines
- Added tests for django 2.1

Doesn't support django3.

Needs py-six

py-django-reversion: updated to 2.0.13

2.0.13:
Improve performance of get_deleted() for Oracle
Minor tweaks

py-django-reversion: updated to 2.0.12

2.0.12:
Fixed MySQL error in get_deleted()

2.0.11:
Dramatically improved performance of get_deleted() over large datasets
Ukranian translation
Bugfixes

2.0.10:
- Bugfix: Handling case of `None` user in request (@pawelad).
- Documentation corrections (@danielquinn).
- Bugfix: "invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'None'" for unversioned admin inline relations.

  If, after updating, you still experience this issue, run the following in a Django shell:

  .. code::

      from reversion.models import Version
      Version.objects.filter(object_id="None").delete()

  **Important:** Ensure that none of your versioned models contain a string primary key where `"None"` is a valid value
  before running this snippet!

2.0.9:
Bugfix: Deleted inline admin instances no longer added to revision.
Bugfix: M2M relations correctly added to revision
Improved performance of 0003 migration
Documentation improvements
Django 1.11 support
Added atomic=True parameter to create_revision

Changes 2.0.8:
- Setting ``revision.user`` in ``process_response`` for middleware (@etianen).
- Fixing localization of model primary keys in `recover_list.html` (@w4rri0r3k).
- Documentation tweaks

Switch to MASTER_SITES_PYPI.

Changes 1.10.2:
- Fixing deprecation warnings
- Minor tweaks and bug fixes

Changes 1.10.0:
- Django 1.9 compatibility
- Added spanish (argentina) translation
- Minor bugfixes and tweaks

Changes 1.9.3:
- Fixing regression with admin redirects following save action

Changes 1.8.7:
- Fixing deleterevisions command on Python 3.
- Fixing Django 1.6 compatibility.
- Removing some Django 1.9 deprecation warnings.
- Minor tweaks.

Changes 1.8.6:
- Support for MySQL utf8mb4
- Fixing some Django deprecation warnings
- Versions passed through by reversion.post_revision_commit now contain a primary key

Changes 1.8.5:
* Added support for proxy models
* Allowing registration of models with django-reversion using custom signals
* Fixing some Django deprecation warnings

Changes 1.8.4:
- Provisional Django 1.7 support
- Multi-db and multi-manager support to management commands
- Added index on reversion.date_created
- Minor bugfixes and documentation improvements

Changes 1.8.2:
- reversion.register() can now be used as a class decorator
- Danish translation
- Improvements to Travis CI integration
- Simplified Chinese translation
- Minor bugfixes and documentation improvement

Changes 1.8.1:
- Slovak translation (@jbub).
- Deleting a user no longer deletes the associated revisions (@daaray).
- Improving handling of inline models in admin integration (@blueyed).
- Improving error messages for proxy model registration (@blueyed).
- Improvements to using migrations with custom user model (@aivins).
- Removing sys.exit() in deleterevisions management command, allowing it to be used internally by Django projects (@tongwang).
- Fixing some backwards-compatible admin deprecation warnings (Thomas Schreiber).
- Fixing tests if RevisionMiddleware is used as a decorator in the parent project (@jmoldow).
- Derived models, such as those generated by deferred querysets, now work.
- Removed deprecated low-level API methods.

Changes 1.8.0:
- Django 1.6 compatibility
- Using bulk_create to speed up revision creation.
- Including docs in source distribution
- Spanish translation
- Fixing edge-case bugs in revision middleware

Changes 1.7.1:
* Bugfixes when using a custom User model.
* Minor bugfixes.

Changes 1.7:
* Django 1.5 compatibility.
* Experimantal Python 3.3 compatibility!

Changes 1.6.4:
Bug fixes.

Drop superfluous PKG_DESTDIR_SUPPORT, "user-destdir" is default these days.

django-reversion is an extension to the Django web framework that provides
comprehensive version control facilities.

Features
* Roll back to any point in a model's history - an unlimited undo facility!
* Recover deleted models - never lose data again!
* Admin integration for maximum usability.
* Group related changes into revisions that can be rolled back in a single
  transaction.
* Automatically save a new version whenever your model changes using Django's
  flexible signalling framework.
* Automate your revision management with easy-to-use middleware.

django-reversion can be easily added to your existing Django project with
an absolute minimum of code changes.