Adding support for django 4

[asucrews]

Adding support for django 4

Not sure how to remove the warning for related name

Adding #61 and #58

[FlipperPA]

Any chance we can get this reviewed and merged, @PaesslerAG? Thanks so much for the package!

[FlipperPA]

@waltronix @konstantinpae @AlexanderBodin @MattesWhite Any chance of getting eyes on this PR? Trying to avoid splintering the package...

[FlipperPA]

Thanks for the continued improvements, @asucrews!

[rgs258]

@belugame this looks like a great PR - could we please trouble you for a looksee?

[belugame]

Jesus said... Ask and you shall receive a looksee :eyes:

[rgs258]

🙌

[FlipperPA]

Thank you for the merge, @belugame! 💯

[rgs258]

@belugame sorry to be a thorn - I wonder if you might be able to cut a release to PyPi? If that's just scheduled for later, no worries and I can wait for it. Just checking.

Thanks again for maintaining this package!

[belugame]

@rgs258 sorry, I no longer have the permissions to create a release / no longer am member of the organisation account. Your best bet would be to write a friendly email to the author_email specified in the setup.py.

[vQuadX]

@belugame please, create tag for pin requirements

[alfonsrv]

[N1K1TAS95]

@alfonsrv I've just gave up and created my custom package...

[kairichard]

I am kinda sad to see the open source efforts deteriorate at Paessler. Once I used to work there were we conceived the initial guide on how to open source the libraries we used internally and for some time that seems work really well including maintaining them. No idea what happened since then.

I feel like apologising on behalf of the all the colleagues that were part of our team back then.

@Normos @Eorhim @zsoldosp @belugame Joern Paessler Michael Zeidler (RIP)

[djjudas21]

I was using another Python project that got abandoned, but someone managed to request a takeover of the abandoned PyPI account and continue publishing under the same name. Might be worth considering here? https://github.com/hMatoba/Piexif/issues/122#issuecomment-1175590297

[bjenmonk]

I like this package I am using Django 4.2.1 and django-currentuser 0.5.3 pip install django-currentuser (will install django 3.3 pip unistall django (will uninstall django 3.3) pip install django (install latest django) I commented out "Requires-Dist: Django (<3.3,>=1.11.17) ; python_version >= "2.7"" in site-packages/django_currentuser-0.5.3.dist-info/METADATA All good. The package works as expected. will wait for official package

[zsoldosp]

FYI, the repo has just been transferred to me. We are working on the pypi side of transfer too.

Once that is done, I'll look at getting it released

[FlipperPA]

Awesome @zsoldosp - let me know if we can help with anything. I've got some experience transferring ownership on PyPI.

[zsoldosp]

[...] let me know if we can help with anything. I've got some experience transferring ownership on PyPI.

My understanding is that adding me in the “Collaborators” section as Owner in the settings on pypi.org should do the trick (and then I can remove the old owner). Is there something more to it, @FlipperPA ?

[FlipperPA]

@zsoldosp That should do it, just make sure you get added as OWNER and not a maintainer.

I've also taken over a dead project before without the owner's help, which is a much more involved process. I'm glad to hear you're getting this one on your own.

Consider finding some other folks who contribute and you trust to be owners too! I try to have multiple owners for my projects... with a mix of success:

Thanks again for stepping up to the plate!