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django 5.2 compatibility#495

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Closes #494

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I don't think test failures are related to this change and are probably pre-existing problems with CI test configuration. pytest locally works with many combinations of python & django versions.

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Suor commented Apr 3, 2025

I don't think test failures are related to this change and are probably pre-existing problems with CI test configuration. pytest locally works with many combinations of python & django versions.

Maybe not, some table is not created but I can't quickly understand why.

@nosnilmot nosnilmot force-pushed the django-5.2 branch 3 times, most recently from 9360a7a to b02ac4b Compare April 4, 2025 07:24
update tests to include Python 3.13 and use by default; and drop Python
3.7 (no longer supported, incompatible with latest pytest)
require pytest-django 4.11.1 to address DB access issues in 4.11.0
ensure same version of pytest & pytest-django used for local tests and
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I can't quickly understand why.

The problem was introduced by pytest-django 4.11.0, and is fixed in 4.11.1

I've fixed that, and taken the liberty to add Python 3.13 to supported versions (and removed 3.7 as unsupported and incompatible with latest pytest/pytest-django)

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Suor commented Apr 4, 2025

Oh, thanks a lot.

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@Suor thanks for merging this, is there a planned date for a new django-cacheops release to include support for Django 5.2?

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Suor commented Apr 7, 2025

I usually let code to cool a little while before releasing it, but I was thinking about releasing soon.

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Suor commented Apr 20, 2025

Ok, released 7.2

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SubqueryConstraint was removed from Django 5.2

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