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I am doing an upgrade to django 3.2.x and had to upgrade django-tables 2 due to compatabilty - removing python2 support related I think.
Nonetheless, I notice now that my tests fails as the table cells no longer have the class set to the column name any longer - by default.
The Django-tables2 changelog and I did not find a relevant issue.
Previously using: django-tables2==1.19.0 - The cells looks like this:
django-tables2==1.19.0
<td class="task">Build</td>
Currently using: django-tables2==2.4.1 - the cell looks like this:
django-tables2==2.4.1
<td>Build</td>
I see an issue about supressing the class name but nothing about a setting regarding the default class to show.
I am using template_name = 'django_tables2/bootstrap-responsive.html'
template_name = 'django_tables2/bootstrap-responsive.html'
Is there a setting to enable the classes again?
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My problem...I didn't do enough searching. Eventually found the solution in the github changelog.md:
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I am doing an upgrade to django 3.2.x and had to upgrade django-tables 2 due to compatabilty - removing python2 support related I think.
Nonetheless, I notice now that my tests fails as the table cells no longer have the class set to the column name any longer - by default.
The Django-tables2 changelog and I did not find a relevant issue.
Previously using:
django-tables2==1.19.0
- The cells looks like this:<td class="task">Build</td>
Currently using:
django-tables2==2.4.1
- the cell looks like this:<td>Build</td>
I see an issue about supressing the class name but nothing about a setting regarding the default class to show.
I am using
template_name = 'django_tables2/bootstrap-responsive.html'
Is there a setting to enable the classes again?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: