Django 3.2: Compressed fixtures, fixtures compression
Read OriginalThis technical article details the new features in Django 3.2 for handling compressed database fixtures. It explains how the `loaddata` command now supports XZ and LZMA archives, and how `dumpdata` can output data directly to compressed formats like bz2, gz, lzma, or xz. The article includes practical examples, command syntax, and presents benchmark data comparing the performance and file sizes of different compression formats.
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