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I haven't used Django in a few years, but the relase notes look like only minor new features. This isn't a huge change the world release which you might expect
by the_duke 9y ago
I haven't used Django in a few years, but the relase notes look like only minor new features.
This isn't a huge change the world release which you might expect of a 2.0.
The biggest one seems to be dropping Python 2.x support.
This is probably the reason for the 2.0.
- ameliaquining 9y agoCorrect. Starting with this release, Django is moving towards a model where every third release is semver-major. Every eight-month minor release will have new incremental features and deprecations. Each X.0 release will drop support for everything that was deprecated two or three releases ago, and each X.2 release will be an LTS release that gets bugfixes for the next 3 years.