James Socol

[v4](https://pypi.org/project/django-ratelimit/4.0.0/) is out and was built automatically with the new(ish, at this point) tooling inside Actions, with a pre-build clean step even though it should be in a clean environment...

OK, I ran through the STR (thank you for that!) for v4: the `utils` file is gone, and the `VERSION` is correct. There is still an empty models file which...

I'm curious if the ratelimiter still works or if these errors are more of an annoyance/noise for logs? > When we de-pickle the values, they're single integers, like 1, 2,...

> > That would require its own expired-row-reaping cron, too, since it wouldn't be in the usual cache table > > I'm not sure it would be required... couldn't you...

I'm working on getting a new release cut. I believe this will be the last 0.x release

It's out! https://pypi.org/project/django-adminplus/0.6/ Please file issues if you encounter anything with various versions of Django. I fully expect there to be issues given there hasn't been a release in ~8...

The code on `main` is now tested against Django 3.2, 4.2, and 5.0 (plus some others) and seems to be working. I'm working on cutting a new release today

Hey @colinkingswood, that's for the suggestion! Can I ask what you're trying to do with them? [These methods](https://django-ratelimit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html#core-methods) are kind of the "escape hatch" so that people can either wrap...

I'm definitely open to this if you want to open a PR!

I'll reopen it—I agree that it's a useful feature @anupsingh3292 and I also agree that the setting should be opt-in @benjaoming!