Add Django2.2 and Django3.0 releases to the travis tests. #198
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Add Python 3.8 to the tests.
Co-authored-by: Adam Johnson <[email protected]>
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Hi @jsocol, this is a kindly remainder. Could you review this? |
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This PRs adds Django3.0 release to the travis tests and changes the django2.2 from the beta release to the actual release.
This also adds Python 3.8 to the tests.
The tests for the master version of django now are passing.
I also adjusted the Classifiers for Pypi
I made this PR with the intention of help you to create a new release.