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Django 2.0 support #1532
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This is actually already fixed in #1520. Just needs to be released to PyPI. @georgedorn |
ahhhh OK, thanks.. glad I found this, saved me a lot of trouble as I am just beginning with django / tastypie (FYI : this issue will impact any beginner using basic examples) |
ack, I get a new stack trace now, (after installing tastyPie from master)
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how's it going? :) |
When will there be a new release? currently Tastypie 0.14 has been out for quite a while. |
Superceded by #1546. |
Django 2.0 is currently in beta.
It seems like internal attribute
query_terms
will be removed.In order to have a smooth transition for the users once it is released, this should be resolved.
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