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chore: Handle deprecation warnings and drop support for EOL python and django versions #249
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Hey @Radi85, as of now, I have sent the changes in three separate commits for different parts in this commit, let me know if you want me to make them in separate pull-requests. |
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Hey @abhiabhi94, |
updated, 👯 GitHub allows people with write access to the repository to update the branch from the UI. |
- since python 3.6 and django 2.1 had long reached end of life(EOL), we can safely remove support for them.
- also run tests that throw deprecation warnings as errors, so that these are caught earlier.
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Radico, you probably will need to remove the python 3.6 check from the CI pipeline. |
Hey Radico, thanks for taking the time out for reviewing this. |
since python 3.6 and django 2.1 had long reached
end of life(EOL), we can safely remove support for
them.
also run tests that throw deprecation warnings as errors,
so that these are caught earlier.