rename_permissions_after_model_rename

Updates Django permission codenames and names in the database after a model has been renamed during a migration. This function performs database I/O to modify permission records and raises a RuntimeError if it detects naming conflicts that cannot be resolved automatically.

def rename_permissions_after_model_rename(
    app_config: AppConfig,
    verbosity: int = 2,
    plan: list = None,
    using: str = DEFAULT_DB_ALIAS,
    apps: Apps = global_apps,
    stdout: file-like object = sys.stdout
)

Updates Django auth permission codenames and display names in the database after a model has been renamed via migrations. This function ensures that permission strings remain synchronized with the new model name to prevent broken access control logic.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
app_config	`AppConfig`	The configuration object for the Django application currently undergoing migration.
verbosity	`int` = 2	Controls the amount of notification messages printed to stdout; higher values provide more detailed logs of renamed permissions.
plan	`list` = None	A list of (migration, backward) tuples representing the migration plan used to identify RenameModel operations.
using	`str` = DEFAULT_DB_ALIAS	The database alias on which the permission updates should be performed.
apps	`Apps` = global_apps	The registry containing the models for the current application state.
stdout	`file-like object` = sys.stdout	The output stream where status messages and warnings are written.

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