Closed auvipy closed 8 years ago
well you need to support all the maintained version of django. like 1.8 is an LTS, but the versions less then 1.7 are officially End of their life cycle and should be upgraded to LTS/more newer version :)
You don't have to, you can. I would exclude LTS versions. That would have meant support for 1.4 until April this year. Oh hell no! :-1:
1.8 LTS for 3 years :p and a new LTS in every 3 years
resolved with d08425c8db7061e32303f3caf041aa322fcc8382
:+1: I would only support the latest Django version. If someone needs to support an older version, he can always use an older release of this package. Makes developing easier.