Closed ivanzugnoni closed 2 years ago
Hi.
If you are willing to see Django 3.2 support here, you can create MR - this is an open-sourced project. Here is contributing guide.
Given that all tests are passing in Django==3.2
, is it possible that the versions is already supported? Maybe it's simply not listed in the README file. Or is there any known issue about it?
$ pip3 freeze | grep Django
Django==3.2
$ python runtests.py
Creating test database for alias 'default'...
System check identified no issues (0 silenced).
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Ran 142 tests in 1.939s
OK
Destroying test database for alias 'default'...
Hi @martinzugnoni ,
Yes, it is not mentioned in README file. Currently, I just started to work on release new 0.8.0 version with support for Django>=2.2. Any comments/suggestions are welcome.
Hi guys,
Recently released new version which supports Django>=2.2 :)
Hello everyone.
Any plans to add support for Django 3.2+? What are the main challenges to support it? Any guidance to contribute to the project in this direction? 2.2 is getting quite old now and becomes a deal breaker in most cases.
Thank you in advance.