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Release Notes — django-import-export 4.3.10.dev1 documentation

• When exporting via admin action, the queryset is now filtered on get_queryset() instead of the Model’s default queryset. This should have no impact on existing implementations.

  This change also made get_valid_export_item_pks() obsolete, as the ModelAdmin’s get_export_queryset(), or ModelAdmin’s get_queryset can be used instead. The get_valid_export_item_pks() method is now deprecated.

  See PR 1890.

• Removed internal method _get_enabled_export_fields() in favour of passing the selected fields list as a new parameter to export_resource() and get_export_headers().

• Hide the “Resource” form when it only has one option, to avoid potentially confusing text in the interface like “Resource: BookResource”. To undo this change, use a form subclass that changes the field’s widget to a django.forms.Select. See 1908

• tablib has been upgraded from v3.5.0 to 3.6.1. This upgrade removes tablib’s dependency on MarkupPy in favour of ElementTree. If you export to HTML, then this change may affect your output format, particularly if you have already escaped HTML characters in the text.

  See issue 1627.

• This release fixes a regression introduced in v4. From v4.2, numeric, boolean and date/time widgets are written as native values to spreadsheet formats (ODS, XLS, XLSX). This was the default behavior in v3. See documentation.

  This means that the coerce_to_string value which is passed to Widget is now ignored if you are exporting to a spreadsheet format from the Admin interface.

  If you have subclassed Widget, Field or Resource, then you may need to adjust your code to include the **kwargs param as follows:

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Widget.render(self, value, obj=None)

Widget.render(self, value, obj=None, **kwargs)

Field.export(self, instance)

Field.export(self, instance, **kwargs)

Resource.export_field(self, field, instance)

Resource.export_field(self, field, instance, **kwargs)

Resource.export_resource(self, instance, selected_fields=None)

Resource.export_resource(self, instance, selected_fields=None, **kwargs)

The Resource.get_fields() method is no longer called within the package and has been deprecated. If you have overridden this method then it should be removed.

v4 introduces significant updates to import-export. We have taken the opportunity to introduce breaking changes in order to fix some long-standing issues.

Refer to the changelog for more information. Please ensure you test thoroughly before deploying v4 to production.

This guide describes the major changes and how to upgrade.

We have modified installation methods to allow for optional dependencies. This means that you have to explicitly declare dependencies when installing import-export.

If you are not sure, or want to preserve the pre-v4 behaviour, then ensure that import-export is installed as follows (either in your requirements file or during installation):

django-import-export[all]

Constructor arguments are dynamically set during instantiation based on the properties of the underlying Django db CharField. If the db field has blank set to True, then incoming values of empty strings or null are stored as empty strings. See CharWidget.

clean() will now return a string type as the default. The coerce_to_string option introduced in v3 is no longer used in this method.

The following widgets have had validation error messages updated:

• DateWidget

• TimeWidget

• DateTimeWidget

• DurationWidget

We have standardized the export output which is returned from render().

Prior to v4, the export format returned from render() varied between Widget implementations. In v4, return values are rendered as strings by default (where applicable), with None values returned as empty strings. Widget params can modify this behavior.

This causes a change when exporting to Excel. In v3, certain fields, such as numeric values, were rendered as their native type. In v4, all fields are now rendered as strings. To preserve the v3 behavior when exporting to Excel, set the coerce_to_string param to False. See documentation.

Widget API documentation.

The ordering rules for exported fields has been standardized. See documentation.

If the raise_errors parameter of import_data() is True, then an instance of ImportError is raised. This exception wraps the underlying exception.

See this PR.

Prior to v4 we had numerous issues where users were confused when imports failed due to declared import_id_fields not being present in the dataset. We added functionality in v4 to check for this and to raise a clearer error message.

In some use-cases, it is a requirement that import_id_fields are not in the dataset, and are generated dynamically. If this affects your implementation, start with the documentation here.

• The obj param passed to render() is deprecated. The render() method should not need to have a reference to model instance. The call to render() from export() has been removed.

• Use of ExportViewFormMixin is deprecated. See this issue.

• See Renamed methods.

• In the Admin UI, the declaration of resource_class is replaced by resource_classes:

  class BookAdmin(ImportExportModelAdmin):
    # remove this line
    # resource_class = BookResource
    # replace with this
    resource_classes = [BookResource]
  

LogEntry instances are created during import for creates, updates and deletes. The functionality to store LogEntry has changed in v4 in order to address a deprecation in Django 5. For this to work correctly, deleted instances are now always copied and retained in each RowResult so that they can be recorded in each LogEntry.

This only occurs for delete operations initiated from the Admin UI.

The export action has been updated to include the export workflow. Prior to v4, it was possible to select export selected items using an export admin action. However this meant that the export workflow was skipped and it was not possible to select the export resource. This has been fixed in v4 so that export workflow is now present when exporting via the Admin UI action. For more information see export documentation.

The export ‘confirm’ page now includes selectable fields for export. If you wish to revert to the previous (v3) version of the export confirm screen, add a export_form_class declaration to your Admin class subclass, for example:

class BookAdmin(ImportExportModelAdmin):
  export_form_class = ExportForm

The success message shown on successful import has been updated to include the number of ‘deleted’ and ‘skipped’ rows. See this PR.

The default error message for import errors has been modified to simplify the format. Error messages now contain the error message only by default. The row and traceback are not presented.

The original format can be restored by setting import_error_display on the Admin class definition. For example:

class BookAdmin(ImportExportModelAdmin):
  import_error_display = ("message", "row", "traceback")

See this issue.

v4 of import-export contains a number of changes to the API. These changes are summarized in the table below. Refer to this PR for detailed information.

If you have customized import-export by overriding methods, then you may have to modify your installation before working with v4.

If you have not overridden any methods then you should not be affected by these changes and no changes to your code should be necessary.

The API changes include changes to method arguments, although some method names have changed.

Methods which process row data have been updated so that method args are standardized. This has been done to resolve inconsistency issues where the parameters differed between method calls, and to allow easier extensibility.

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import_obj(self, obj, data, dry_run, **kwargs)

import_instance(self, instance, row, **kwargs)

• obj param renamed to instance

• data param renamed to row

• dry_run param now in kwargs

after_import_instance(self, instance, new, row_number=None, **kwargs)

after_init_instance(self, instance, new, row, **kwargs)

• row added as mandatory arg

• row_number now in kwargs

This section describes methods in which the parameters have changed.

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before_import(self, dataset, using_transactions, dry_run, **kwargs)

before_import(self, dataset, **kwargs)

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

• dry_run param now in kwargs

after_import(self, dataset, result, using_transactions, dry_run, **kwargs)

after_import(self, dataset, result, **kwargs)

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

• dry_run param now in kwargs

before_import_row(self, row, row_number=None, **kwargs)

before_import_row(self, row, **kwargs)

• row_number now in kwargs

after_import_row(self, row, row_result, row_number=None, **kwargs)

after_import_row(self, row, row_result, **kwargs)

• row_number now in kwargs

import_row(self, row, instance_loader, using_transactions=True, dry_run=False, **kwargs)

import_row(self, row, instance_loader, **kwargs)

• dry_run param now in kwargs

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

save_instance(self, instance, is_create, using_transactions=True, dry_run=False)

save_instance(self, instance, is_create, row, **kwargs)

• dry_run param now in kwargs

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

• row added as mandatory arg

save_m2m(self, obj, data, using_transactions, dry_run)

save_m2m(self, instance, row, **kwargs)

• row added as mandatory arg

• obj renamed to instance

• data renamed to row

• dry_run param now in kwargs

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

before_save_instance(self, instance, using_transactions, dry_run)

before_save_instance(self, instance, row, **kwargs)

• row added as mandatory arg

• dry_run param now in kwargs

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

after_save_instance(self, instance, using_transactions, dry_run)

after_save_instance(self, instance, row, **kwargs)

• row added as mandatory arg

• dry_run param now in kwargs

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

delete_instance(self, instance, using_transactions=True, dry_run=False)

delete_instance(self, instance, row, **kwargs)

• row added as mandatory arg

• dry_run param now in kwargs

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

before_delete_instance(self, instance, dry_run)

before_delete_instance(self, instance, row, **kwargs)

• row added as mandatory arg

• dry_run param now in kwargs

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

after_delete_instance(self, instance, dry_run)

after_delete_instance(self, instance, row, **kwargs)

• row added as mandatory arg

• dry_run param now in kwargs

• using_transactions param now in kwargs

import_field(self, field, obj, data, is_m2m=False, **kwargs)

import_field(self, field, instance, row, is_m2m=False, **kwargs):

• obj renamed to instance

• data renamed to row

before_export(self, queryset, *args, **kwargs)

before_export(self, queryset, **kwargs)

• unused *args list removed

after_export(self, queryset, data, *args, **kwargs)

after_export(self, queryset, dataset, **kwargs)

• unused *args list removed

• data renamed to dataset

filter_export(self, queryset, *args, **kwargs)

filter_export(self, queryset, **kwargs)

• unused *args list removed

export_field(self, field, obj)

export_field(self, field, instance)

• obj renamed to instance

export_resource(self, obj)

export_resource(self, instance, fields=None)

• obj renamed to instance

• fields passed as kwarg

export(self, *args, queryset=None, **kwargs)

export(self, queryset=None, **kwargs)

• unused *args list removed

get_export_headers(self)

get_export_headers(self, fields=None)

• fields passed as kwarg

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get_resource_classes(self)

get_resource_classes(self, request)

• Added request param

get_resource_kwargs(self, request, *args, **kwargs)

get_resource_kwargs(self, request, **kwargs)

• unused *args list removed

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get_import_resource_kwargs(self, request, *args, **kwargs)

get_import_resource_kwargs(self, request, **kwargs)

• unused *args list removed

get_import_resource_classes(self)

get_import_resource_classes(self, request)

• Added request param

choose_import_resource_class(self, form)

choose_import_resource_class(self, form, request)

• Added request param

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get_export_resource_classes(self)

get_export_resource_classes(self, request)

• Added request param

get_export_resource_kwargs(self, request, *args, **kwargs)

get_export_resource_kwargs(self, request, **kwargs)

• unused *args list removed

get_data_for_export(self, request, queryset, *args, **kwargs)

get_data_for_export(self, request, queryset, **kwargs)

• unused *args list removed

choose_export_resource_class(self, form)

choose_export_resource_class(self, form, request)

• Added request param

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clean(self, data, **kwargs)

clean(self, row, **kwargs)

• data renamed to row

get_value(self, instance)

get_value(self, obj)

• obj renamed to instance

save(self, obj, data, is_m2m=False, **kwargs)

save(self, instance, row, is_m2m=False, **kwargs)

• obj renamed to instance

• data renamed to row

export(self, obj)

export(self, instance)

• obj renamed to instance

If you have subclassed one of the forms then you may need to modify the parameters passed to constructors.

The input_format field of ImportForm has been moved to the parent class (ImportExportFormBase) and renamed to format.

The file_format field of ExportForm has been removed and is now replaced by format.

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__init__(self, *args, resources=None, **kwargs)

__init__(self, formats, resources, **kwargs)

• formats added as a mandatory arg

• resources added as a mandatory arg

• unused *args list removed

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