Thanks to Tim Graham for the report and Shai Berger for the review.

Forwardport of ae1d663b
from stable/1.8.x plus more.

Thanks to Tim Graham for the review.

By providing a .coveragerc file with all default settings, users only
have to execute "coverage run ./runtests.py" without the need to specify
all the possible flags. The same applies to "coverage html" and
"coverage xml".

Thanks Andriy Sokolovskiy and Simon Charette for the review.

Implemented __str__() to return the string-representation of the
proxied object, not the proxy itself, if the lazy object didn't have
a string-like object in its resultclasses.

Thanks aRkadeFR for the initial patch.

Thanks to Dirk Uys for the report.

Thanks Michael Wood for the report and Tim Graham for the review.

Made BaseHandler fall back to settings.ROOT_URLCONF if
HttpRequest.urlconf is set to None, rather than raising
ImproperlyConfigured.

Changed Oracle test-db-creation to use an explicit main-db-connection

rather than just relying on manipulation of settings to determine which
invocation of connection.cursor() opens a connection to the test database
and which opens a connection to the main database.

Thanks Aymeric Augustin for motivation and Tim Graham for review.

Thanks Tim Graham for the review.

Thanks to Tim Graham and Claude Paroz for the reviews and patches.

Thanks Federico Jaramillo Martínez for the report and Tim Graham for the
test and review.

Added Tomek Paczkowski bio to the team page

Thanks alito for the report and patch.

When the Host header contains a port, looking up the Site record fails
as the host will never match the domain.

Added the mixins LoginRequiredMixin, PermissionRequiredMixin and
UserPassesTestMixin to contrib.auth as counterparts to the respective
view decorators.

The authentication mixins UserPassesTestMixin, LoginRequiredMixin and
PermissionRequiredMixin have been inspired by django-braces
<https://github.com/brack3t/django-braces/>

Thanks Raphael Michel for the initial patch, tests and docs on the PR
and Ana Balica, Kenneth Love, Marc Tamlyn, and Tim Graham for the
review.