Added Django 5.0, 5.1 and Python 3.12 to test matrix. Fixes #74.

[vitaliyf]

The changes to support Django 5.0 are already on master, so this PR adds it to test matrix to resolve #74

Also, Django 5.0 dropped support for Python < 3.10 and added 3.12

[rburhum]

Great! Subscribing to see when this gets released

[yesyves]

Hi
I applied this patch locally and everything seems to be going just fine. Hope it will get to master soon !

[violuke]

@georgemarshall is there any chance this can be merged and a PyPI release made? Thanks for the really helpful package 🙏

[dreaquil]

Hi! Is there any progress on getting Django 5.0 officially supported?

[wgarlock]

I have multiple projects waiting on this. Anything I can do to help get this out?

[vitaliyf]

I am still hopeful @georgemarshall will merge this PR and create an official release without one of us forking the entire project, but meanwhile I tagged https://github.com/vitaliyf/django-cryptography/releases/tag/2.0.0 on my fork (that is the source for this very pull request) and built a .whl file attached to it, so you can install it using something like this in your requirements.txt:

django-cryptography @ https://github.com/vitaliyf/django-cryptography/releases/download/2.0.0/django_cryptography-2.0-py2.py3-none-any.whl \
    --hash=sha256:852dd7d8335fc38709a6c5d9a2eabf7f07e020c6e58ad65f10ec29b3b0de802d

If you do that you should still subscribe to this PR and keep an eye on this project so you can switch back if an official release is created.

[wgarlock]

@vitaliyf thanks for moving forward with a release on your fork. I can implement it in one of my projects. Hopefully this will give a bump to @georgemarshall to consider getting a new release out since it's been over 2 years since a formal release. I like and respect the work done by @georgemarshall, but I'm pretty close to calling this repo as unofficially archived.

[jmaddington]

@vitaliyf Yes, thank you for this.

Also: you may want to update the last line of the readme in your fork:
pip install django-cryptography

[satayyeb]

We are eagerly awaiting. @georgemarshall