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Django 3.0 compatibility

See original GitHub issue

Django will remove the vendored django.utils.six in the upcoming 3.0 release. six is in use in django-formtools for normalization of string types and iteration.

Since I see that the next version of django-formtools will drop support for Django versions 1.10 and below, and will add support for 2.1, the smoothest experience for everybody concerned would probably be to depend on six directly for a bit?

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Created 4 years ago
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Comments:8 (3 by maintainers)

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hramezanicommented, Dec 3, 2019

Soon we can have new PyPi releases compatible with Django 3.0. The new version is created already.

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timgrahamcommented, Dec 5, 2019

django-formtools 2.2 (with Django 3.0 compatibility) is now on PyPI.

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