Jeroen Brouwer

Wouldn't it be better to check for django version >= 3.1 before setting the `requires_system_checks = []`?

@goodtune could you take a look at this? Thanks 👍

The `1.10.0` release broke it I think... I recommend switching back to `1.9.0` for the moment. The problem lies in https://github.com/bernardopires/django-tenant-schemas/commit/7f72d7af039e6cf2a15520d525636d6e11e72efc#diff-4c79357a33bc89ce66cca6394a8d45bf This commit prevents taking additional arguments into account...

@goodtune can you take a look at this issue? It basically broke some basic features of this package... One way to easily add the arguments back would be to do...

Try downgrading to version 1.9.0. The version 1.10 has some problems with how commands are invoked, probably related to #613.

I've fixed it by setting up a `public` and `pytest` tenant before all tests run in the `django_db_setup` hook for pytest and setting the connection to the `pytest` tenant. See...

Use `schema_context`, `tenant_context` or manually set the connection to the right schema. See: https://django-tenant-schemas.readthedocs.io/en/latest/use.html#utils

I asked myself the same question and ended up creating an issue on the `django-tenants` repo. It seems it is a bit more opinionated, which I don't want. But if...

It looks like @goodtune is taking over 👍

@AGASS007, seeing you've become a maintainer of this project.. do you have any idea whether this can and will be fixed in the future? Thanks!