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Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of DynamicModels

-              v10
+              v11
  * {{{admin}}} - A dictionary of admin options, as if they were provided to the inner {{{Admin}}} class (again, see [#Admininterface Admin drawback] below)
+A note about {{{app_label}}} and {{{module}}}: Django always needs an {{{app_label}}} for its own use. If it's not explicitly supplied, it will be pulled from part of the model's {{{__module__}}} attribute, so ''at least one of the two must always be provided''. Otherwise, you'll get a {{{KeyError: ''}}} error when you try to create the model. Supplying {{{app_label}}} will always work just fine, regardless of whether {{{module}}} is provided. But if you supply ''only'' {{{module}}}, you'll have to make sure that it lines up with an entry in {{{INSTALLED_APPS}}}, so that Django can determine {{{app_label}}} correctly.
 Models can be created using this class with any number of features, as shown by the examples below.
 {{{
 #!python
 >>> model = create_model('Empty')
+>>> model = create_model('Empty', app_label='dynamic')
 >>> model.__module__
 ''
 >>> model._meta.app_label
 ''
+'dynamic'
 >>> len(model._meta.fields) # Remember, an "id" field is created automatically for each model