fix: unquote object_id when calling get_change_actions #137
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I was recently overriding
get_change_actions()as instructed in the documentation, however I was having problems due to a model having a CharField for the primary key, and specifically values that included underscore characters. I was receiving what seemed to be invalid values inobject_idwhich extra characters.By default the django admin quotes primary key values via the
quote()function in "django/contrib/admin/utils.py". This is to prevent certain characters, such as underscores, in the primary key, especially if it's a CharField, from messing up the URL. Therefore, in the admin theobject_idis unquoted before callingget_object()and in other cases.Therefore, I think
object_idshould also be unquoted before callingget_change_actionsso thatobject_idis not url quoted any more, and operations such asobj = self.model.objects.get(pk=object_id)will succeed as expected.This PR simply does that. I tried for a short period to get tests running, but I've never installed poetry and was having issues, and just don't have time to debug it right now, so I wasn't able to write a test to confirm the behavior, apologies.