Pypi Version

[theladyjaye]

The current version on pypi supports Django<1.10

But the latest on github supports Django<2 https://github.com/divio/djangocms-column/blob/master/setup.py#L9

It seems the pypi version needs to be updated

[T4m]

Any update on that ?

[trent]

I am running into an issue now related to this as pip installing this package after installing django-cms in a new project (as instructed in following django-cms "How to install django CMS by hand") downgrades the Django version installed with django-cms and raises an exception:

AttributeError: 'WSGIRequest' object has no attribute 'user'

[tidenhub]

I would really appreciate if you create and upload a new version.

[jedie]

+1 see also #32

[mpeuss]

+1

[vstoykov]

+1

[wismill]

+1

[dmcken]

At the moment I am getting the following when attempting to install using the "djangocms" command

Creating the project
Please wait while I install dependencies
If I am stuck for a long time, please check for connectivity / PyPi issues
djangocms-column 1.7.0 has requirement django<1.10,>=1.8, but you'll have django 1.11.13 which is incompatible.
Dependencies installed

As far as I can tell the package is no longer installing. I'm guessing I may need to take this up with djangocms themselves as there is a broken dependency.

[benzkji]

looks like this takes some time ;-)

[benzkji]

I've used it once, and it taught me a lot about using half maintained 3rd party code...I mean, nothing against divio (happens even when companies backing up...), this ist just how open source works, and the way it goes, sometimes.

[renderbox]

Can you please push out a 1.7.1 with the fix to pypi? Thanks!

[chris-tan-ity]

While we're waiting for the update to pypi here is a workaround I found - we can use pipenv to install git repos, similar to how it's done with pip:

pipenv install git+https://github.com/divio/djangocms-column.git#egg=djangocms-column

The only issue is that its dependencies will not be resolved but I believe this is not an issue as it has no dependencies.

edit: don't forget to remove/uninstall djangocms-columns first - I'm not sure if pipenv will get confused if you don't, but it seems like a good idea to do it to be on the safe side.

[czpython]

1.8.0 released to PyPi

[evildmp]

Thanks @czpython!