Django 3.2 LTS support ?

[tkrevh]

Hello!

We're already using your chat, and are now starting to build functionalities around feeds as well.
Mainstream support for Django 3.1 expired in April this year (and extended one expires in December this year).
Django 3.2 is an LTS version, meaning it's expiring in April 2024.
Any chance you could bump up the version to Django 3.2?

[ferhatelmas]

Definitely, we will do it ASAP.

[tkrevh]

@ferhatelmas any update on this? This is really high priority for us and it only requires a minimal change in

stream-django/setup.py

Line 12 in 611e31f

django = "django>=2.0,<3.2" # checked https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/3.1/#backwards-incompatible-3-1

to: django = "django>=2.0,<=3.2"

[ferhatelmas]

On it, you should be able to use by tomorrow. Sorry for the latency.

[tkrevh]

Thank you @ferhatelmas, we appreciate you 👏

[ferhatelmas]

https://github.com/GetStream/stream-django/releases/tag/1.7.0

let me know if you see any issues.

[tkrevh]

@ferhatelmas yes, unfortuantely there is a serious issue - now django 3.2 can no longer start:
\lib\site-packages\stream_django\__init__.py", line 4, in <module> major, minor, _ = (int(i) for i in django.__version__.split('.')) ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 3, got 2)

Code is trying to unpack version 3.2 into three variables (underscore being the third one) and it fails on '3.2' string.
I would suggest replacing current line:

stream-django/stream_django/__init__.py

Line 4 in 7496b0d

major, minor, _ = (int(i) for i in django.__version__.split('.'))

With:

version_list = [int(i) for i in django.__version__.split('.')]
major, minor = version_list[0], version_list[1]

[tkrevh]

I've also created a PR #109 for it