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> We have not abandoned this project. The team has just been busy trying to address other pain points around the Python + SQL experience. If you want a sneak pe
by belval 2y ago
> We have not abandoned this project. The team has just been busy trying to address other pain points around the Python + SQL experience. If you want a sneak peek, check out the new Python SQL driver (in alpha): microsoft/mssql-python
> That team will be looping back to this Django connector as soon as they can to add support for Django 5.2 (LTS). But to be transparent, I don't think that will happen until Q3, at the earliest.
"It's not abandoned, we just don't have anyone working on it", is such nice PR double speak.
- spapas82 2y agoWhat's even more outrageous is that the work has already been done, there's a PR with Django 5.1 support that works great. So the only thing missing 5 minutes of somebody's time deciding to step up and merge it. And still the issue lurks there for months and these people will make time for it on q3? What kind of "team" is this, where nobody has 5 minutes to merge? Are they robots or they are mocking us?