Closed barseghyanartur closed 7 years ago
Not currently no. Happy to support you if you'd like to take a stab at it.
@pipermerriam:
Thanks for your quick reaction.
One of the sites just got to maintain uses this project as a dependency and we're estimating costs to upgrade to Django 1.8. If client accepts it, I'll be likely coming up with a pull request. Would you have any objections on throwing away support for Django versions older than 1.8?
Fine too drop support for any versions of django that are no longer officially supported.
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Thanks for your quick reaction.
One of the sites just got to maintain uses this project as a dependency and we're estimating costs to upgrade to Django 1.8. If client accepts it, I'll be likely coming up with a pull request. Would you have any objections on throwing away support for Django versions older than 1.8?
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Solved in pull request #13
At the moment, tests fail on Django 1.8. Are there any plans to upgrade to Django 1.8?