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A management command to start a shell, and auto-import all models, and the datetime module.
Usage::
$ django-admin.py shell+
or::
$ ./manage.py shell+
Also included: a command to update permissions.
$ django-admin.py update_permissions
Installation::
$ pip install django-shell-plus
And then add `shell_plus` to your `settings.INSTALLED_APPS`.
Changelog
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1.1.7
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Make update_permissions use new app-loading API.
1.1.6
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Use the new (!) app-loading from django. Remove code that uses deprecated APIs.
1.1.5
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Import `cache` from `django.core.cache`, and `reverse`,`resolve` from `django.core.urlresolvers`, because I often fire up a shell, just to do this to check something.
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