Django 1.11#5648
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This argument is passed to force_nothreading() so we have to handle it
This is no-longer supported
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This is currently for evaluation since it will be far too much for 5.4.4 and break the apps basically we cannot bump the version for 5.4.x, far too much |
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Worth creating a separate branch so we can get a regular docker build for testing? |
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@manics You mean a branch off develop? |
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I guess somewhere 5.5/6.0 development can happen |
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Closing this PR since we will not do any work for now on Django |
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What this PR does
Updates OMERO.web to use Django 1.11.
https://trello.com/c/qOUsiP0P/43-upgrade-to-django-111
Django 1.8 support ends at start of April 2018 (see https://www.djangoproject.com/download/).
NB: Heads-up. Django 1.11 series ends in 2 years and it's the last to support Python 2.
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/releases/1.11/
cc @joshmoore @chris-allan
Testing this PR
TODO: