Grupo Django wrote:
When newforms-admin is merged to the trunk, what will happen with all the sites that are currently using the current admin application? It's completely different. Should we change every single project to make them compatible with the newforms-admin version?
Short answer: yesLong answer: django is subject to API changes-- a disclaimer that is presented when opting to use the development version.
What I'm going to do is when nf-a gets closer, I'll create a branch for each project I have that will continue to follow the development version of django. I can continue to do development on my main branch, and merge changes into the newforms-admin branch.
Once django's newforms-admin branch is merged, I'll merge the branches I have on my various projects. Code for admin is usually quite short, and doesn't take too much effort to get it working. It takes very little effort to tweak it.
You won't be forced to update to the latest development version immediately after the merge. You can wait until you are comfortable to do that.
Hope this is helpful! Jeff Anderson
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