New release?

[WhyNotHugo]

It's been a while since the last release, and the latest master crashes with django19 (which is at rc, and will be release in less than a couple of weeks).

Can we get a new release (1.0.1?), that's django19-compatible? :)

[bittner]

All our builds are passing. As long as Django 1.9 is not stable don't expect it to be added to the build matrix.

What is crashing? Can you post a stack trace? Can you provide a PR?

[WhyNotHugo]

Django 1.9 has already been stabilized, and is currently on rc1.

master works with django1.9, but the latest release isn't working, that why I was merely mentioning a new release and didn't give much more details. :D
Notably, 87bb09c fixes a deprecation from 1.7 that no longer works on 1.9, but that didn't make it into 1.0.0.

[bittner]

I'd recommend you add 1.9 to the build matrix, and we see what happens. If all goes well with the code as it is. Your PR is appreciated.

As soon as 1.9 is officially out we'll merge that into master and package a release, I'd suppose.

[WhyNotHugo]

I've added 1.9 to the dependency matrix (along with py35 which was also missing, and has been release for some time now).

Hopefully this can be merged in and a new release can be made? :D

[brainrake]

+1
Django 1.9 released on December 1, 2015, six weeks ago

[bittner]

@brainrape See our Gitter chat. Joost must take a decision on the version number. We're getting there.

[brainrake]

Thanks

[jcassee]

Finally release version 2.0.0 that is compatible with 1.9 thanks to @hobarrera.