I noticed that Django 1.7 no longer supports Python 2.6:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.7/#python-compatibility
Since it will be released in July/August, has there been any consideration
of making 2.7 the minimum for Horizon and Openstack Dashboard?
I think that you would use the PyPI version anyway:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-angular/0.7.2
That's how most of the other Python dependencies work, even in the
distribution packages.
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I don't see why the license of a piece of software used to check the
codebase (i.e. the linter) infects the codebase being checked. That would
be like saying the Google terms of service under which I'm writing this
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I'm not sure why there's so much resistance to Python package version
minimums being increased. Everybody should be using virtualenvs anyway so
it's not like there's some sort of need to support old libraries because
that's what's on deployed OSes.
I understand supporting old kernels, system
I see that horizon doesn't use Travis CI
Is that a political decision?
If not, would there be resistance to adding a minimal .travis.yml file to
horizon/master so that other people can use travis for their public horizon
repos? Travis requires the file to exist on all branches for historical
