{"shas":[["8017a3368ad73dc5efbd95e0c123e43066aab6fb","540be5a42791cdd3aae72c8b64ca06df99c7105e@gmail.com","- Excluding relations from being depicted as attributes\n- Considering \"local_field\"s of django models, as showing \"field\"s will consider fields of the entire inheritance line, which is redundant.\n- Excluding attributes suffixed with '_ptr_id', that actualy reflect relations with parent classes","Filipe Correia"],["66bdb3a2243f12880d1af11111aff34b71206fe8","540be5a42791cdd3aae72c8b64ca06df99c7105e@gmail.com","Excluded many_to_many fields from appearing as attributes (I think this was already dead code at this time).","Filipe Correia"],["12c0456e0705725706a85db041dfdd86c552c63e","540be5a42791cdd3aae72c8b64ca06df99c7105e@gmail.com","Changed some arrowheads, to resemble UML notation (i.e., dot arrowheads are used to represent multiplicit)","Filipe Correia"],["a4dc8c7260f242bf920a0cfcdf3ae086ec5d54ad","540be5a42791cdd3aae72c8b64ca06df99c7105e@gmail.com","Hack to make inheritance relations tend to be graphed from the top to the bottom of the diagram (i.e., parent classes appear above child classes)","Filipe Correia"]],"repo":"filipefigcorreia/django-extensions","actor":"filipefigcorreia","ref":"refs/heads/umlish-graphmodels","size":4,"head":"a4dc8c7260f242bf920a0cfcdf3ae086ec5d54ad","actor_gravatar":"beedef6ba47484854d697768305423cb","push_id":28052427}