Feature/multiplequotes

[driesdesmet]

I've started implementing multiple quotes, but I have trouble migrating existing plugins. You can find an attempt here: https://gist.github.com/driesdesmet/8d1eed9f7a64167a6bbd
but I get ‘must be a "CMSPlugin" instance’.

I think I need some help here, unless it's decided that the data migration is not needed.

[driesdesmet]

@dbrgn Are you still interested in maintaining this plugin? I'd consider forking it under a different name: eg "cmsplugin-quote" and generalise it so a non-random quote would also be a possibility. Since a lot has changed with the 3.x versions of django-cms, a fork would also help to squash the migrations and drop South support. The idea would be to let divio know about this plugin, so a link on their 'add-on' page could list it.
So, there is probably 2 options here: either a new release of this plugin with backwards incompatible changes, or just leave this version be and use your base to further develop a new plugin. From what I understand from a previous comment, you're not using django-cms anymore, but I would welcome your blessing/support/help.

[dbrgn]

Hi @driesdesmet. Sorry, I somehow missed your pull request.

If you want, I can also add you to the repository contributors or even transfer it to your account, I don't use the plugin myself anymore.

[driesdesmet]

Hi,

no problem. That's very kind. I'm currently leaning more towards leaving
your repo 'as-is' for backwards compatibility. People might have your url
in their requirements file and so on, and transferring the code to my
account would change the url I believe. If you're okay with this, I'll
start a new project on github, name it cmsplugin-quote, keeping the history
of your commits and point to your repo from the README if people want the
<Django1.7 version.

On 24 November 2015 at 14:35, Danilo Bargen notifications@github.com
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Hi @driesdesmet https://github.com/driesdesmet. Sorry, I somehow missed
your pull request.

If you want, I can also add you to the repository contributors or even
transfer it to your account, I don't use it anymore.

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[dbrgn]

no problem. That's very kind. I'm currently leaning more towards leaving
your repo 'as-is' for backwards compatibility.

Yeah, that might make sense. I'll link to that fork from my README.