Closed robertofd1995 closed 4 years ago
When I wrote that article we did support Django 1.8, unfortunately that is no longer a supported version of Django so we dropped support for it. I don't think it is very common to list which old versions of a package supported which old versions of Django. This information is pretty easy to find in the changelog.
The changelog can be used to look-up the supported versions. I'm going to close this, sorry!
Some people like me are still with legacy versions, your library is pretty cool and specially useful for us that we cannot enjoy still .union() method for querysets, this will help people to identify which version they should use in this case.
I came here from this article https://strongarm.io/blog/combining-disparate-querysets-in-django/ and there they say you support Django 1.8