Django 1.11 and 2.0 both support py3; so I'd suggest just switching to py3-only.
Maybe that's just because I don't realise how common django 1.8 is.. but it's been out of mainstream support for >2 years and is due to exit extended support in april 2018 thereabouts, so it doesn't seem like it's worth continuing to support.
Django 1.11 and 2.0 both support py3; so I'd suggest just switching to py3-only.
Maybe that's just because I don't realise how common django 1.8 is.. but it's been out of mainstream support for >2 years and is due to exit extended support in april 2018 thereabouts, so it doesn't seem like it's worth continuing to support.