meschenbacher / django-redmine-models

Django models for the redmine database.

django-redmine-models

Using django-redmine-models

Define the database parameters as usual in the DATABASES setting then add:

REDMINE_DATABASE = "the-redmine-db-key-in-DATABASES"

and define (or add) the database router:

DATABASE_ROUTERS = ["redmine_models.routers.DatabaseRouter"]

By default, it is supposed that an external redmine service is being accessed, and thus the models are unmanaged. If that's not desired, e.g. for testing you want the test tables to be created automatically, use the following setting:

REDMINE_MODELS_MANAGED = True

Then use the models:

from redmine_models.models import Project
print Project.objects.all()
# etc...

django-redmine-models's Issues

Structural incompatibility between database model changesets_issues and django

The ChangesetsIssue model uses a primary key consisting of two columns (changeset_id, issue_id) and while we're able to model that as a unique constraint with django, django does not support multi column primary keys (https://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/MultipleColumnPrimaryKeys).

Without a AutoField or a field with primary_key=True, django automatically adds a primary key, resulting in non-recoverable run time errors because it is looking for a changesets_issues.id column.

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