Test on Django 5.0 #506
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Thanks for merging. Can you respond to my question about dropping old versions? |
We strive to support all Django versions up to the latest and do not plan on dropping them without a compelling reason. At this point, I see no reason to deprive users who, for various circumstances, are using older versions of Django from receiving library updates. Dropping support for older versions would only be considered if there is a substantial rationale for doing so. |
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New Django version incoming!
I copied from #456 for this update. Running the tests locally, I found no failures or new warnings, so it appears that django-environ is compatible.
I would recommend dropping old Django versions that are no longer supported. Would you be interested in a follow-up PR doing so?