Closed schferbe closed 1 year ago
Hi @schferbe .
I now added support for django-4.0 with version 1.4. Unfortunately running tox raises some errors with django-4.1 with specific python versions: Django-4.1 fails with python-3.8 and -3.9. But works with python-3.7 and -3.10. Some debugging about that will be nesseccery.
So try it yourself with Django-4.1 if needed. Hopefully I find some time soon to add official support for 4.1. Best.
In the travis logs is says Service geckodriver unexpectedly exited.
Is that filter related? What I understand from SO is that it is a version incompatibility with Selenium.
@TTycho : This repository do not longer use travis-ci since travis stopped their free support for open-source projects. CI is now running with github-actions.
@thomst , I gave it a try. It took me a bit to figure out how testing works but I was at least able to reproduce the error in 4.1: Message: Unable to locate element: li a[title="4"]
. But then I got stuck.
When adding data myself, I do see this list item on dropdown_lte3. The filter dropdown_gte3 produces a dropdown when more then three items are inserted and I don't see any difference in this behaviour between 3.2, 4.0 and 4.1. I had some trouble inspecting the test data with --keepdb
so I can't say if the mock data was added correctly.
Could it be related on how setUpTestData works in 4.1 (see the release notes)?
@TTycho Thank you a lot for trying.
I've now run the tests successfully with django-4.1 and python 3.8, 3.9 and 3.10. I guess the errors came from different dependencies resolving between environments with different python versions. I didn't tracked it down. But I think we should be fine adding 4.1 support now. Thanks for your patience.
Still not done here. My fault - I forgot to change the version constraint within the setup.py. Which means my tests did use django-4.0 instead of django-4.1. Sorry
Django-4.1 changed the way filters are rendered. The filters work fine, but the tests not. Unfortunately it is not easy to fix. I would have to completely rewrite some tests to work with 4.1.
wow. This took me a while. Finally I managed to realise support for django-4.1.
Fantastic! Thanks for looking into this!
First of all: thank you for providing this nice little lib!
According to the setup.py Django <3.3 and Python up to 3.8 is supported. Are there any plans to support more recent versions of Django and Python?
What is blocking the support as of today?