Closed CaseOf closed 2 years ago
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Honestly, it's so much easier just running in a virtual env/docker. It's really hard to maintain compatibility across so many different versions of libs.
I'm not sure what's the right approach.
I understand your point of view. On my situation, I am able to downgrade to Django 3. I already did. But we will definitely have to find a way when Django 3 will reach EOL.
Oh, we'll definitely update before 3 reaches EOL! I just meant that taking care of supporting both so quickly is hard. :)
Hello, I’ve updated my system and it updated Django to version 4 some time ago. I did not restart etebase since now and then I’m facing an issue due to Django that has removed django.conf.urls. The error message below: