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This PR updates django-model-utils from 3.1.1 to 4.0.0.

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4.0.0

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- Added `Choices.subset`.
- Remove hacks for previously supported Django versions. (Fixes GH-390)
- Dropped support for Python 2.7. (Fixes GH-393)
- Dropped usage of `six`
- Drop support for `Django 1.11`
- Add support for `Python 3.8`
- Add support for `Django 3.0`

3.2.0

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- Catch `AttributeError` for deferred abstract fields, fixes GH-331.
- Update documentation to explain usage of `timeframed` model manager, fixes GH-118
- Honor `OneToOneField.parent_link=False`.
- Fix handling of deferred attributes on Django 1.10+, fixes GH-278
- Fix `FieldTracker.has_changed()` and `FieldTracker.previous()` to return
correct responses for deferred fields.
- Add Simplified Chinese translations.
- Update AutoLastModifiedField so that at instance creation it will
always be set equal to created to make querying easier. Fixes GH-254
- Support `reversed` for all kinds of `Choices` objects, fixes GH-309
- Fix Model instance non picklable GH-330
- Fix patched `save` in FieldTracker
- Upgrades test requirements (pytest, pytest-django, pytest-cov) and
skips tox test with Python 3.5 and Django (trunk)
- Add UUIDModel and UUIDField support.

3.1.2

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- Update InheritanceIterable to inherit from
ModelIterable instead of BaseIterable, fixes GH-277.

- Add all_objects Manager for 'SoftDeletableModel' to include soft
deleted objects on queries as per issue GH-255
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Closing this in favor of #385

@pyup-bot pyup-bot closed this Nov 29, 2020
@noirbizarre noirbizarre deleted the pyup/update-django-model-utils-3.1.1-to-4.0.0 branch November 29, 2020 15:08
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