Django 2.1
ryanhiebert opened this issue · 3 comments
ryanhiebert commented
Django 2.1 is released, but this library's requirements explicitly require <2.1. This is blocking my upgrade to Django 2.1. Are there known issues with Django 2.1?
jheld commented
Hello!
Last I read the 2.1 release docs, I didn't see anything bad, but that was
in the context of a different project.
I will open up the test run against 2.1 on a new branch. If nothing fails,
then I don't see any reason not to include the new version.
Would you be willing to run a custom wheel build and give feedback? Not
sure how comfortable you are in that flow.
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Django 2.1 is released, but this library's requirements explicitly require
<2.1. This is blocking my upgrade to Django 2.1. Are there known issues
with Django 2.1?
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ryanhiebert commented
I am able to run my test suite with the repo, if needed.
jheld commented
Merged and deployed to PyPI. Please reopen if you find any issues.