Bump django-sql-explorer[charts] from 4.3 to 5.1

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Bumps django-sql-explorer[charts] from 4.3 to 5.1.

Release notes

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5.1.0 (2024-07-30)

Major improvements:

• #647: Upload json files as data sources (in addition to CSV and SQLite files). Both 'normal' json files, and files structured as a list of json objects (one json object per line) are supported.
• #643: Addresses #640 (Snowflake support). Additionally, supports an "extras" field on the userspace DatabaseConnection object, which allows for arbitrary additional connection params to get added. This allows engine-specific (or just more obscure) settings to get injected into the connection.
• #644: Dockerfile and docker-compose to run the test_project. Replaces the old start.sh script.

Minor improvements:

• #647: In the schema explorer, clicking on a field name copies it to the clipboard
• #647: Charts are limited to a maximum of 10 series. This significantly speeds up rendering of 'wide' result-sets when charts are enabled.
• #645: Removed pie charts, added bar charts. Replaced Seaborn with Matplotlib because it's much lighter weight. Pie charts were overly finicky to get working. Bars are more useful. Will look to continue to expand charting in the future.
• #643: After uploading a csv/json/etc, the resulting connection is highlighted in the connection list, making it much clearer what happened.
• #643: Fixed some bugs in user connection stuff in general, and improved the UI.

Bugfixes and internal improvements:

• #647: Robustness to the user uploads feature, in terms of the UI, error handling and logging, and test coverage.
• #648: Backwards migration for 0016_alter_explorervalue_key.py
• #649: Use a more reliable source of the static files URL
• #635: Improved test coverage in tox, so that base requirements are properly used. This would have prevented (for example) issue 631. Additionally, introduced a test to verify that migrations are always generated, which would have prevented #633.
• #636: Output rendering bugfix.
• #567: Upgrade translate tags in templates to more modern style.

5.1b1

5.1.0b1 (2024-07-23)

Major improvements:

• #647: Upload json files as data sources (in addition to CSV and SQLite files). Both 'normal' json files, and files structured as a list of json objects (one json object per line) are supported.
• #643: Addresses #640 (Snowflake support). Additionally, supports an "extras" field on the userspace DatabaseConnection object, which allows for arbitrary additional connection params to get added. This allows engine-specific (or just more obscure) settings to get injected into the connection.
• #644: Dockerfile and docker-compose to run the test_project. Replaces the old start.sh script.

Minor improvements:

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Changelog

Sourced from django-sql-explorer[charts]'s changelog.

========== Change Log

This document records all notable changes to django-sql-explorer <https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer>. This project adheres to Semantic Versioning <https://semver.org/>.

5.1.0_ (2024-07-30)

Major improvements:

• [#647](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/647)_: Upload json files as data sources (in addition to CSV and SQLite files). Both 'normal' json files, and files structured as a list of json objects (one json object per line) are supported.
• [#643](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/643)_: Addresses #640 (Snowflake support). Additionally, supports an "extras" field on the userspace DatabaseConnection object, which allows for arbitrary additional connection params to get added. This allows engine-specific (or just more obscure) settings to get injected into the connection.
• [#644](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/644)_: Dockerfile and docker-compose to run the test_project. Replaces the old start.sh script.

Minor improvements:

• [#647](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/647)_: In the schema explorer, clicking on a field name copies it to the clipboard
• [#647](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/647)_: Charts are limited to a maximum of 10 series. This significantly speeds up rendering of 'wide' result-sets when charts are enabled.
• [#645](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/645)_: Removed pie charts, added bar charts. Replaced Seaborn with Matplotlib because it's much lighter weight. Pie charts were overly finicky to get working. Bars are more useful. Will look to continue to expand charting in the future.
• [#643](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/643)_: After uploading a csv/json/etc, the resulting connection is highlighted in the connection list, making it much clearer what happened.
• [#643](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/643)_: Fixed some bugs in user connection stuff in general, and improved the UI.

Bugfixes and internal improvements:

• [#647](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/647)_: Robustness to the user uploads feature, in terms of the UI, error handling and logging, and test coverage.
• [#648](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/648)_: Backwards migration for 0016_alter_explorervalue_key.py
• [#649](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/649)_: Use a more reliable source of the static files URL
• [#635](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/635)_: Improved test coverage in tox, so that base requirements are properly used. This would have prevented (for example) issue 631. Additionally, introduced a test to verify that migrations are always generated, which would have prevented #633.
• [#636](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/636)_: Output rendering bugfix.
• [#567](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/567)_: Upgrade translate tags in templates to more modern style.

5.0.2_ (2024-07-3)

• [#633](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/633)_: Missing migration
• CSS tweaks to tighten up the Query UI

5.0.1_ (2024-06-26)

• [#631](https://github.com/explorerhq/django-sql-explorer/issues/631)_: Pandas is only required if EXPLORER_USER_UPLOADS_ENABLED is True

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Commits

• c2ac5c6 5.1 final (#652)
• 9168e40 5.1.0b1 (#650)
• 8972f12 Json uploads (#647)
• 4b31630 Use a more reliable source of the static files URL (#649)
• 724bbec Update 0016_alter_explorervalue_key.py (#648)
• 3c35b37 Dockerfile (#644)
• 67ea498 docs
• 9f5e793 snowflake support and general expansion of user managed DB support (#643)
• e405efc WIP: Matplotlib for plotting (#645)
• ac228fa CI to detect out of sync migrations (#635)
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Superseded by #30.