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Let's upgrade our direct library dependencies to their latest versions supporting both py2 and py3. With this we'll be able to later on switch our testing matrix to run on py3.
Here's the list of all our current direct dependencies, with the specific versions we can upgrade to:
Django and apps
Django==1.11.18 (1.11.26 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-allauth==0.30.0 (0.40 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-assets==0.12 (latest version already, supports both py2 and py3)
django-contact-form==1.4.2 (1.7 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-contrib-comments==1.8.0 (1.9.1 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-redis==4.9.1 (4.10.0 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-rq==1.0.0 (2.1.0 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-statici18n==1.5.0 (1.8.3 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
Libraries
cssmin==0.2.0 (dependency of django-assets, no longer maintained)
Let's upgrade our direct library dependencies to their latest versions supporting both py2 and py3. With this we'll be able to later on switch our testing matrix to run on py3.
Here's the list of all our current direct dependencies, with the specific versions we can upgrade to:
Django and apps
Django==1.11.18 (1.11.26 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-allauth==0.30.0 (0.40 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-assets==0.12 (latest version already, supports both py2 and py3)
django-contact-form==1.4.2 (1.7 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-contrib-comments==1.8.0 (1.9.1 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-redis==4.9.1 (4.10.0 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-rq==1.0.0 (2.1.0 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
django-statici18n==1.5.0 (1.8.3 is the last released version supporting both py2 and py3)
Libraries
cssmin==0.2.0 (dependency of django-assets, no longer maintained)Translate Toolkit
Database
Logging
Testing
pytest-catchlog==1.2.2 (latest version already, supports both py2 and py3)(this is now part of pytest)Linting
flake8==3.4.1will be replaced by python-black in Use black for code formatting #392pycodestyle==2.3.1will be replaced by python-black in Use black for code formatting #392pydocstyle==1.0.0will be replaced by python-black in Use black for code formatting #392The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: