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[Doppins] Upgrade dependencies #1

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Hi, and thank you for trying out Doppins.

This initial pull request upgrades all your dependency ranges to the latest
available version. From now on any new dependency releases will result in a pull
request to your repository, submitted in real-time.

Make sure that it doesn't break anything, and happy merging! :shipit:

The upgraded dependencies are:


  • Django from ==1.9b1 to ==1.9
  • python-dateutil from ==2.4.2 to ==2.5.0

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well @doppins-bot, you've made self conflicting PRs

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ekmartin commented Apr 5, 2016

Sorry for the late answer @graingert, I've been on vacation. I'll look into it, but in specifically this case I think it might have been because #2 was merged before this?

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@ekmartin it would be nice for @doppins-bot to automatically replace these commit with new ones based on master

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ekmartin commented Apr 5, 2016

Hm, I guess that might be a possibility yes. Currently we only update pull requests for single dependency upgrades, such as #3, and then only if a new version of that specific dependency is released.

Example: ekmartin/slack-irc#89 (comment)

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@ekmartin is there a "rebase" command for @doppins-bot ?

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ekmartin commented Apr 5, 2016

No, sorry. Not at the moment at least.

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