Unsafe Django version being pushed to stable

[Stephen Gallagher]

Django 1.2.1 was recently pushed to stable in Fedora 13. This should not 
have been done without discussion on this list. Django 1.2 breaks API 
with Django 1.1, resulting in breaking at least two Django-based 
packages in Fedora: Transifex and ReviewBoard.

ReviewBoard has an available upstream version that will work with either 
(and I will now have to package early), but Transifex has no plans to 
support Django 1.2 in the immediate future (since 1.1 will remain 
supported upstream for some time).

Furthermore, these issues were already discussed in the bodhi update for 
the EPEL5 version of this package, and it was decided that the upgrade 
was not sensible there either. After that discussion, it seems to me 
that it would have been sensible to raise a discussion about pushing 
this update into a stable Fedora. (Rawhide was fine, as it would have 
given Transifex several months to add compatibility).

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Stephen Gallagher
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