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Networks, Interfaces, Storages, Storage, Volume, MigrateInstance and CreateInstance were unmanaged models with no table, there only so that ModelSerializers and the new VM ModelForm could take their fields. They made content types and migrations, and their DO_NOTHING foreign keys added reverse accessors that meant nothing (Compute.host, Compute.target_host, Instance.source_host). The serializers are plain Serializers and NewVMForm a Form, field for field as the models gave them (types, lengths, required, defaults, the minimum of 1 for vCPUs, memory and disk size; the form's labels are still derived from the field names). Compared field by field before and after, the API schema changes only where the models were wrong: - no int64 bounds on the listing fields; - the interface fields lose the titles that named the wrong column (type was "Status", state "Device", mac "Forward"); - a pool's volumes is a list of objects (it was described as an integer) and a volume's allocation an integer (it was untyped). One migration per app deletes the models; none touches a table.
16 lines
288 B
Python
16 lines
288 B
Python
# Generated by Django 5.2.18 on 2026-11-06 08:04
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from django.db import migrations
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class Migration(migrations.Migration):
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dependencies = [
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('networks', '0001_initial'),
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]
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operations = [
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migrations.DeleteModel(
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name='Networks',
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),
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]
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