Flask doesn't appear to have a supported release policy, but a v0.12.5 release was made in 2020-02-10 to fix an issue, almost 2 years after 1.0 was released, and a long-running v0.12 branch still exists. At the same time, this repo didn't keep up with version 1.1.0. Flask developers should speak up!
Sanic versioning is calendar based, so this represents 2019 and 2020. The final release of the year (like 21.12) is the LTS release, supported for 24 months: https://sanic.dev/en/org/policies.html#versioning
Next steps:
[x] Drop Sanic 19, no longer supported
~Add Sanic 21, 21.12 supported until December 2023~
The supported and tested versions should be updated to be limited to currently supported releases.
Python
The current Python list:
https://github.com/mozilla-services/python-dockerflow/blob/5e30d692664f1831289ba52158a19fc38ed3a22f/tox.ini#L13-L17
Supported versions are at: https://www.python.org/downloads/
We should:
Django:
The current Django list:
https://github.com/mozilla-services/python-dockerflow/blob/5e30d692664f1831289ba52158a19fc38ed3a22f/tox.ini#L30-L33
Supported versions are at: https://www.djangoproject.com/download/
We should:
Flask
The current Flask list:
https://github.com/mozilla-services/python-dockerflow/blob/5e30d692664f1831289ba52158a19fc38ed3a22f/tox.ini#L34-L36
Flask doesn't appear to have a supported release policy, but a v0.12.5 release was made in 2020-02-10 to fix an issue, almost 2 years after 1.0 was released, and a long-running v0.12 branch still exists. At the same time, this repo didn't keep up with version 1.1.0. Flask developers should speak up!
Possible next steps:
Sanic
The current Sanic list:
https://github.com/mozilla-services/python-dockerflow/blob/5e30d692664f1831289ba52158a19fc38ed3a22f/tox.ini#L37-L38
Sanic versioning is calendar based, so this represents 2019 and 2020. The final release of the year (like
21.12
) is the LTS release, supported for 24 months: https://sanic.dev/en/org/policies.html#versioningNext steps: