Closed martey closed 10 years ago
Hi, that seems like a good idea to me. I just checked, and there are a huge number of forks out there. (one pet peeve of mine, I see that with more django GitHub projects).
If you can provide a pull request with the documentation updates, I'd be happy to accept it. We can link to both projects for completeness sake.
I am not sure whether there were any issues with this commit that caused it not to be merged, but it looks like riklaunim (and maybe others) have started maintaining the official package. The official package has not been updated on PyPi (so I have not closed this issue), but it is possible that this issue will be resolved in the near future without incorporating my changes into the documentation.
@martey I apologize for the delay. Making it happen right now.
I am not sure whether there were any issues with this commit that caused it not to be merged
Mainly not noticing Github notifications, sorry for that.
but it looks like riklaunim (and maybe others) have started maintaining the official package.
Yes, I hope they will put a new release on PyPI, so we can revert this commit!
The "Media Sources" section of the installation documentation currently suggests installing shaunsephton's django-ckeditor. However, that library does not currently support Django 1.6 and seems currently unmaintained.
It might make sense for the documentation to suggest riklaunim's fork instead. It is currently available on PyPi and requires approximate the same amount of configuration as the original django-ckeditor.