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Thanks for the PR - it definitely fixes the issue with Django 3.2 - any plans on getting this in @seocam, @rougeth?
I would like to introduce django-revproxy with this patch, but it seems like it is not released yet.
Anyone how can help fix the CI, it would be appreciated. I have no idea how to stop github from wanting travis to run.
Not sure what you mean about "not released yet"
https://pypi.org/project/django-revproxy/
There has not been any releases since it moved to django-revproxy however. I suspect this might require fixing up CI first.
Can you please rebase against the latest master?
Thanks
@brianmay Thank you for the feedback.
What I meant was that I was not able to use the patched code since it is not merged yet. I am looking forward to being merged this PR since the version of a Django service that I have used is 3.2.
By the way, could I have a question? It seems like there have been some updated things after version 0.10 has been released. However, its release date is Feb 2020 where it looks quite a while ago.
I 'never' mean to bother you but just curious. Are there some reasons that the release is not regular?
This project needs a maintainer who is able to make regularly releases. That is not me, I don't have the time. I don't even use the project. Hoping that moving this to jazzband might help....
The code looks fine to me but we need to fix the coverage and the problem in codeclimate (which I can't even see what is the problem is because of the repo migration to jazzband).
These issues have been fixed in master. Hence why I asked you to rebase against the latest master.
Any updates on this?
I think this was merged in #137. Closing.
Django 3.2 support, fixes #126
Changes discussed in #127
Changelog:
response.headers
attribute (new in Django 3.2), fallback to old interface if missing for backward compatibilityresponse.headers
I did not bump the version, that's something @seocam or @rougeth might want to look into.