Changes comments about Flask 1.0 to Flask 0.11.

jfinkels · Jun 5, 2016 · e57da3f · e57da3f
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diff --git a/flask_restless/serialization/serializers.py b/flask_restless/serialization/serializers.py
@@ -315,7 +315,7 @@ def _dump(self, instance, only=None):
         # Serialize any date- or time-like objects that appear in the
         # attributes.
         #
-        # TODO In Flask 1.0, the default JSON encoder for the Flask
+        # TODO In Flask 0.11, the default JSON encoder for the Flask
         # application object does this automatically. Alternately, the
         # user could have set a smart JSON encoder on the Flask
         # application, which would cause these attributes to be

diff --git a/tests/helpers.py b/tests/helpers.py
@@ -244,10 +244,10 @@ def process_result_value(self, value, dialect):
         return uuid.UUID(value)
 
 
-# In versions of Flask before 1.0, datetime and time objects are not
+# In versions of Flask before 0.11, datetime and time objects are not
 # serializable by default so we need to create a custom JSON encoder class.
 #
-# TODO When Flask 1.0 is required, remove this.
+# TODO When Flask 0.11 is required, remove this.
 class BetterJSONEncoder(JSONEncoder):
     """Extends the default JSON encoder to serialize objects from the
     :mod:`datetime` module.