Plans about maintenance of the package

[ulgens]

Hey @farhan0581,

Sorry to open this as an issue but the project doesn't have a discussion section.

My question is, what are the plans for the supported Python & Django version? The latest update on setup.py files is from two years ago and all of the supported versions it defines (Python 3.5-3.6 & Django 2.0) is dead now. There are multiple PRs to update those versions and add CI integration, they are waiting for months but there is no maintainer response on any of them.

If you need help with keeping the package updated and relevant, I can help. If you are tired and don't want to maintain it anymore, we can talk about adopting it.

[nemesifier]

I am also interested.

[farhan0581]

Really sorry guys for the delay, @ulgens @nemesisdesign lets discuss here

[Skrattoune]

Hi Guys, I just discovered the package yesterday, and found it very good for one of my specific use cases...

But testing it this morning, I'm discovering that the package is in fact non-functional for a very long time.

Where are you in the discussion to transfer the project, and make it alive again? From what I can see, there are 13 PR waiting to be validated and integrated.

It could maybe also be a first step to get the project alive again?

[farhan0581]

I will try to fix this starting from django 3.2

[Skrattoune]

I will try to fix this starting from django 3.2

Seems a very good idea to me. Looking forward to hear from you soon ;-)