fix: Allow lazy wizard initialization #8267

fsbraun · 2025-06-28T14:26:15Z

Description

Backport of #8265
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Summary by Sourcery

Replace deprecated wizard_pool usage with get_entry and adjust its deprecation version.

Enhancements:

Import get_entry from wizard_base and use it in WizardCreateView instead of wizard_pool.get_entry
Update wizard_pool deprecation warning to target removal in DjangoCMS 5.0

sourcery-ai · 2025-06-28T14:26:20Z

Reviewer's Guide

This PR removes direct use of the deprecated wizard_pool API by replacing it with the new get_entry helper and updates the deprecation warning to target the upcoming CMS 5.0 release.

Class diagram for Wizard entry retrieval update

classDiagram
    class WizardCreateView {
        +get_selected_entry()
    }
    class wizard_pool {
        +get_entry()
    }
    class get_entry
    WizardCreateView --> get_entry : uses
    %% wizard_pool is no longer used directly by WizardCreateView

Class diagram for updated deprecation warning in wizard_pool

classDiagram
    class wizard_pool {
        +register(entry)
    }
    class RemovedInDjangoCMS50Warning
    wizard_pool ..> RemovedInDjangoCMS50Warning : uses in warning

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Replaced wizard_pool.get_entry with get_entry helper	Updated import from wizard_base.get_entry Changed get_selected_entry to call get_entry instead of wizard_pool.get_entry	`cms/wizards/views.py`
Bumped deprecation warning version	Changed RemovedInDjangoCMS51Warning to RemovedInDjangoCMS50Warning in warnings.warn call	`cms/wizards/wizard_pool.py`
Removed deprecated wizard_pool import from ancillary modules	Deleted unused wizard_pool import in helpers Cleaned up related imports in tests	`cms/wizards/helpers.py` `cms/tests/test_grouper_admin.py`

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