The current readme mentions that only Django 1.7 or higher is supported, but setup.py says that 1.0.3 or higher is required, while the code still has checks for pre-1.0 Django versions. Since 1.7 went out of support in December 2015 and 1.8 was the next LTS, I bumped to that.
Technically, even 1.8 has been out of support for nearly a year, but I was being conservative. If desired, we could drop everything pre 1.11, which is the oldest currently supported Django release.
I also updated the readme to suggest Python 3 was supported. I do not know which minimum version is supported, so just used the generic version. I also think that the ibm_db version should be updated as I suspect versions that old would not actually work.
The current readme mentions that only Django 1.7 or higher is supported, but setup.py says that 1.0.3 or higher is required, while the code still has checks for pre-1.0 Django versions. Since 1.7 went out of support in December 2015 and 1.8 was the next LTS, I bumped to that.
Technically, even 1.8 has been out of support for nearly a year, but I was being conservative. If desired, we could drop everything pre 1.11, which is the oldest currently supported Django release.
I also updated the readme to suggest Python 3 was supported. I do not know which minimum version is supported, so just used the generic version. I also think that the ibm_db version should be updated as I suspect versions that old would not actually work.