Hi, I am trying to use django-simple-history [ https://bitbucket.org/q/django-simple-history ] for keeping an audit log of some of my tables; and was wondering how the current logged-in users info can be captured in this scheme. django-audit-log claims to capture the user information, but i see this column being null.. django-revision is overbloated for me; and i prefer something as simple as simple-history.
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