disqus/django-bitfield

Support Django 1.10

tzachyrm opened this issue · 16 comments

tzachyrm commented

In Django 1.8, SubfieldBase has been deprecated and will be removed in Django 1.10.
I'm using Django 1.9 and getting "RemovedInDjango110Warning".

fluffels commented

+1

atugushev commented

I'm just wondering, is this package alive?

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mattbasta commented

@dcramer Are you still owning this package? Is there someone at Disqus that can be contacted about this, or would it be wiser to migrate to another package?

dcramer commented

I can't speak to any other maintainers but we don't use django 1.10 and I don't have time to maintain thing a we're not using.

atugushev commented

I'd like to propose to move this project to JazzBand with agreement of the author. I hope our community will help to keep this package up to date. @dcramer don't you know who is the author/owner who can discuss it?

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strycore commented

I have a fork here: https://github.com/lutris/django-bitfield where I merged @znotdead 's PR ( #71 ) and did some additional work to update the project. My goal is to have the tests pass on all supported Django versions but I currently have failures with simple_class_factory being removed in 1.10 and some pickle voodoo in the test suite. (Test suite results here: https://travis-ci.org/lutris/django-bitfield )

There's also a Python 3 error with 1.9 but I haven't looked at it yet.
Once the project is stable it will be easier to get it merged back in the main repo, I'll accept any pull request for this.

Update: I integrated my current fork in lutris.net and pushed it to production, it seems to be doing fine.

strycore commented

And now all tests pass thanks to @joshowen's patches: https://travis-ci.org/lutris/django-bitfield

@dcramer, you should seriously consider giving push access to this repository to someone willing to maintain the project or at least give access to the PyPI page so someone can switch the location to a maintained branch.

OOPMan commented

@strycore If this project seems to be unmaintained then I would recommend you fork it with a new name and release.

jsferrei commented

@tail I notice you're part of the Disqus org -- any thoughts on this project?

joshowen commented

All tests are passing on #74

joshowen commented

This is merged to master, waiting on a release to pypi.

joshblum commented

@joshowen thanks for fixing!! do you know when the pypi release will happen?

joshowen commented

@christian-oudard any ETA on a pypi release?

s0nskar commented

any update on release ??

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pacahon commented

Any news about pypi release? :)

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BYK commented

19.2 is out with support for Django 1.4 to 1.10 and Python 2.7, Python 3.4 and Python 3.5

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