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Edit: looks like this is now the 2nd to last release to support Python2. Original: It doesn't mention it on this page, but this is also planned to be the last
by stenius 10y ago
Edit: looks like this is now the 2nd to last release to support Python2.
Original: It doesn't mention it on this page, but this is also planned to be the last Django release to support python2. Django 2 will require python3.
- sold 10y agoNo, that's 1.11 (a LTS release)
- davb 10y agoThis is great news. Now that the transition is in full swing, it's encouraging to see more projects adopt a Python 3 First attitude. I only wish Ansible would catch up (a recent release broke the core Python 3 support that was there, and no-one seemed to care as Py3 isn't yet officially supported).
- brianwawok 10y agoAnsible problem is 100s of libs that are python2 only. Sysadmins never got python3...
- evansd 10y agoI believe it's the last-but-one release to support Python 2. Django 1.11 LTS (scheduled for release April 2017) is planned to be the final 2-compatible version. https://www.djangoproject.com/download/#supported-versions https://www.djangoproject.com/download/#supported-versions