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WIP: Django 3 #39

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  • Remove Python 2 support
  • Ensure usage with Django 3

See: #38

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Author: Marc Laughton <info@marclaughton.com>
Date:   Wed Jan 8 14:27:51 2020 -0500

    Update setup py for pypi distribution (#26)

    * Add runtime for Python deployment and build tools, update Python version for Circle config

    * Update setup.py for more accurate PyPi info, test_suite path, and current package maintainer contact info

    * Isolate PR changes

    * 2.7.6 to 2.7.9 per master
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@g3rd Is there anyway I can help here, I'd love to see this released.

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@g3rd this seems relatively easy PR, any way this can be released or contributors can be instructed how to do it? I think a lot of projects depend on it and cannot migrate to Django 3.0 because of that library.

Any response is appreciated.

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I've noted that these changes don't update the project version from 1.1.3 as set in __init__.py

Given the removal of support for Django 1.9 this should bump up to at least 1.2.0

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