CHANGELOG.txt

=== (ongoing - to be released as 1.4.0) ===

- Added Dockerfile for running tests against a real instance
- Improved util functions

=== 1.3.0 ===

- Prepared app for Django 1.9 and Python 3.5
- Add INFLUXDB_SSL and INFLUXDB_SSL_VERIFY settings when creating InfluxDBClient
- Added setting INFLUXDB_USE_CELERY
- If celery can be imported and if the setting is set to True, `write_points`
  will be called as a delayed celery task

=== 1.1.0 ===

- Added setting INFLUXDB_POSTGRESQL_USE_LOCALHOST
- Added mandatory setting INFLUXDB_TIMEOUT (seconds as integer)
- Added setting INFLUXDB_USE_THREADING which defaults to False

=== 1.0.0 ===

- BREAKING CHANGES
- Only supporting InfluxDB >= 0.9 now
- New setting: INFLUXDB_TAGS_HOST (this tag will be added to all writes so
  that you can filter your data for different hosts.)
- Removed settings for prefix and postfix
- Removed all system related metrics because Telegraf does it better

=== 0.3.2 ===

- Added threading for write_points call
- Added tracking of marketing campaigns via URL query parameter
- Migrated model signals to custom user model

=== 0.3 ===

- Added `influxdb_get_memcached_usage` command
- Added `influxdb_get_usage_per_minute` command
- Added print statements to all management commands
- Bugfix: Convertig CPU usage to float before sending to InfluxDB
- added `path` column to `default.django.request` series

=== 0.2 ===

- added `is_authenticated`, `is_staff` and `is_superuser` to
  `default.django.request` series.
- `is_ajax` now gets booleans instead of 1 or 0
- added `default.` to all series names
- added `INFLUXDB_DISABLED` setting
- added `influxdb_get_cpu_usage` command
- added `utils.query()` method
- also saving `request.get_full_path` in `default.django.request` series into
  `full_path` column

=== 0.1 ===
- Initial commit


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