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Python 3.10

18 Mar 17:28
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Updates the Elastic Search version
Installs Kibana

Python 3.10 (pre-release)

19 Nov 17:55
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Pre-release

Updates to the latest Python.
Removes data for future_fashion.
Updates to the latest Celery
Updates to the latest Postgres

Django 3.2 (stable)

27 Mar 08:44
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Only updates a few packages to keep it stable and secure.
Prepares for Python 3.10 and the newest Ubuntu.
Last version to support future_fashion app.

Django 3.2

10 May 12:32
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Django 3.2 Pre-release
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Says goodbye to some older projects that are unlikely to resurrect.
Updates some packages and removes unused "core" code as well as some legacy Python 3 compatibility code.
Starts using Django's JSONField.
No longer uses ManifestationProcessor and its Manifestation tasks.
Uses Datagrowth v0.17

GCloud

13 Apr 12:26
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Last version before removing many obsolete apps

GCloud (prerelease)

12 Dec 16:52
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GCloud (prerelease) Pre-release
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First steps towards moving from Digital Ocean to GCloud.

Django 2.2

02 Dec 15:01
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Updates most Python package to a latest version.
Squashes migrations to get rid of some old code.

Before Django 2.2

21 Nov 15:59
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Before Django 2.2 Pre-release
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A point in time where datascope works with Django 1.11, including all preparations to migrate (the database) to Django 2.2.

Docker (host network)

14 Nov 13:28
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Refactors the code and deploy script to use Docker instead of home-made artifacts.
In this version all containers run on the host network.

Datagrowth (Postgres, not MySQL)

25 Aug 15:22
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Brings Datagrowth up-to-date with other projects.
Adds code to complete the migration from MySQL to Postgres.
Squashes more migrations to start clean-up.
Ready to put Datagrowth into its own package! Easy as 1, 2, 3!