django 1.10

[kalvish21]

Django 1.10 is not supported. Is there plan for this?

[svetlyak40wt]

No, there is no plan. But this project is opensource ;-)

[joshowen]

There is an attempt here: #50

[svetlyak40wt]

I need to figure out why the test was failed there.

[kalvish21]

I understand its open source, but I noticed the PR thats why I was checking.

[joshowen]

@svetlyak40wt Any chance you can ship master to PyPi? The Django 1.10 support would be much appreciated. I'm happy to help out if possible.

[joshowen]

@svetlyak40wt Any chance you can ship this to PyPi?

[bltravis]

@joshowen I'll try to take a look and push things to PyPi later today.

[joshowen]

@bltravis Thanks! Do you have an ETA on the release? Is there anything I can do to help?

[bltravis]

Sorry. Things got a little crazy on this end. I'll try to get the release pushed out by 8/30 (30/8). — Brooks Travis

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[joshowen]

hey @bltravis sorry to keep bugging you about this. Is there anything I can do to help get this deployed to PyPi?

[ACollectionOfAtoms]

@joshowen guess this project has been abandoned. Did you end up finding an alternative?

[svetlyak40wt]

It is. I mostly interested in Common Lisp these days.

[ACollectionOfAtoms]

Haha fair enough @svetlyak40wt I too find Lisp interesting. I guess our team will be going with the good ol' copy-paste-and-refactor approach.

Thanks for replying and cheers!