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# PGHistory Migration Progress
## All Migrations Complete! 🎉
### Latest Migration
- `location/migrations/0002_locationevent_remove_historicallocation_content_type_and_more.py`
- Created LocationEvent model
- Removed simple-history fields
- Set up pghistory triggers
- Cleaned up historical models
### Previously Completed Migrations
1. Companies App
- Created CompanyEvent and ManufacturerEvent
- Removed Designer model
- Set up pghistory triggers
2. Rides App
- Created RideEvent and RideModelEvent
- Removed simple-history fields
- Updated Designer foreign key
- Set up pghistory triggers
3. Parks App
- Created ParkEvent and ParkAreaEvent models
- Set up pghistory tracking triggers
- Removed simple-history fields and models
4. Designers App
- Created DesignerEvent model
- Set up insert/update triggers
- Full pghistory implementation
5. Moderation Models
- Created EditSubmissionEvent model
- Created PhotoSubmissionEvent model
- Set up triggers for both models
## Infrastructure Updates
1. History Tracking App
- Removed simple-history initialization from apps.py
- Updated base models to use pghistory
- Added DiffMixin for tracking changes
## Final Steps
### 1. Remove django-simple-history
```bash
# Update requirements.txt
- Remove django-simple-history==3.8.0
```
### 2. Clean Up Configuration
- Remove any remaining simple-history settings
- Update documentation for new history tracking
- Add migration guide for future models
### 3. Testing
1. Test all models:
- Create/Update/Delete operations
- Historical queries
- Change tracking
- Event context
2. Verify functionality:
- Slug history lookups
- Model relationships
- Admin interfaces
### 4. Documentation Updates
1. Update model documentation
2. Add pghistory usage examples
3. Document migration patterns
4. Update contributor guide
## Technical Notes
- PGHistory tracking implemented via triggers
- Event models store complete history
- Foreign key relationships preserved
- Context tracking available
- GeoDjango fields supported
- Improved query performance expected
## Migration Statistics
✅ Designer Model
✅ Moderation Models
✅ Companies Models
✅ Rides Models
✅ Parks Models
✅ Location Models
## Lessons Learned
1. Keep backward compatibility during transition
2. Migrate models in dependency order
3. Test thoroughly after each migration
4. Update related code incrementally
5. Maintain documentation throughout