split models

[osoukup]

The last wave of model split. It at the end renames the dmodels directory to models so it gets all automatically recognized by Django. I know it is huge but the thing is that the Affect and Flaw models are everywhere so it is as it is - hopefully going commit-wise can help understanding the changes. Most of the commits just mechanically repeat the same change over and over and it is at the end just moving the furniture around.

Closes OSIDB-378

[jobselko]

Quite big changes, but LGTM now. It seems that there is now empty dmodels directory.

[dmonzonis]

Great job!

[JakubFrejlach]

Overall LGTM! Truly well done, this must have been such PITA to split out everything and constantly rebase. I two minor points, but nothing serious, will leave that up to you.

[osoukup]

Quite big changes, but LGTM now. It seems that there is now empty dmodels directory.

@jobselko when I hit git ls-files | grep dmodels I get nothing so I do not think there are any dmodels left. You can also double check by looking at https://github.com/RedHatProductSecurity/osidb/tree/split-models/osidb

[JakubFrejlach]

Quite big changes, but LGTM now. It seems that there is now empty dmodels directory.

@jobselko when I hit git ls-files | grep dmodels I get nothing so I do not think there are any dmodels left. You can also double check by looking at https://github.com/RedHatProductSecurity/osidb/tree/split-models/osidb

Also git is not tracking directories on its own, just files so it should not be possible to have empty directory in the repository, it is however possible to have an seemingly empty leftover directory on your local machine with some hidden files or leftover pycache.