Django 1.10 support
See original GitHub issueThe pull request from django-treebeard is ready and merged (https://github.com/tabo/django-treebeard/pull/29). Can you roll out the full 3.4 version which includes the django 1.10 support?
Tried today with pip install django-cms
but still required django 1.9.
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Hello @koslibpro, djangoCMS is fully compatible with Django 1.10 but we can’t support it “officially” because even though that PR has been merged, there’s another one needed https://github.com/tabo/django-treebeard/pull/33 and we need treebeard to be released to PyPI as well.
We’re discussing this internally and will do a release with “official” Django 1.10 support in the coming weeks.
The next patch release is coming. We’re planning to start code-freeze by the end of next week.