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Add support for Django 2.2
See original GitHub issueIs there a reason this is limited to Django<2.1
Also, the related django-migration-linter tests for django_add_default_value, and it doesn’t have that same limitation…
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Is this a platform issue? If so I would recommend using https://hub.docker.com/_/microsoft-mssql-server which should run on Unix systems as well.
Maybe even create a guide in the README to showcase to test the different database providers.
@yisraell okay. Then let’s wait a bit until s.o. can test. We will probably soon (1-2 months?) switch to Django 2.2, then I could do the testing.