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Are there usually this many backwards-incompatible changes? In the past I've usually been able to upgrade Django without having to do any significant changes in
by Aqwis 13y ago
Are there usually this many backwards-incompatible changes? In the past I've usually been able to upgrade Django without having to do any significant changes in the code.
- ubernostrum 13y agoSo, it's a big list. But a lot of them are either: * Fallout from transaction changes. Whether this affects your code will vary, and when and how it can affect your code is documented, or * Bugfixes: lots of the stuff in there consists of "we had a bug, we fixed the bug, but you should know this in case you relied on the buggy behavior". Split those out and it's actually quite a bit shorter.