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Add Django 4.0 support, drop official Django 3.1 support #236
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There is an issue with multidatabase tests:
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Thanks for setting this up @amureki. Once Django 4.0 is ready, we'll be able to fix this, merge and release a new version. |
@berinhard I am not sure that final Django release will solve this issue. The problem is in multi-db setup here and our mix of pytest (which has not 100% support of such thing yet) and usual Django test suite. I need a bit more dedication to attempt to solve it. But any help appreciated. :) |
Got it @amureki! I'll try to investigate this issue before django 4.0 release, if possible |
Hey @amureki the fixes on CI also solved the issue we're having with this PR. Now it's actually failing due to the tests on django 4.0 =) |
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https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/releases/4.0/ Official Django 3.1 support stopped a couple of weeks ago. I think, it is time to drop it from test matrix. Having 2.2 and 3.2 LTS releases implies that 3.1 would work fine. I also dropped main Django branch from test matrix as I don't see much value for us here at this moment.
@berinhard it is finally green. 🤩 |
Official Django 3.1 support stopped a couple of weeks ago.
I think, it is time to drop it from test matrix.
Having 2.2 and 3.2 LTS releases implies that 3.1 would work fine.
I also dropped main Django branch from test matrix as I don't see much value for us here at this moment.