What's Changed

• Django 4.0 Compatibility by @jamesvandyne in #25

New Contributors

• @jamesvandyne made their first contribution in #25

Full Changelog: v2.0.2...v3.0.0

• Store source content as a string rather than a bytes object

Fix rendering of HTML links in the Django admin by using format_html instead of the now-deprecated allow_tags attribute.

This release drops support for Python 3.5 and fixes compatibility in the include_webmention_information decorator for versions of Django with new-style middleware.

Maintainability release

This release contains mostly non-implementation changes:

• Use static setup.cfg for package metadata and tooling configuration
• Use black code style
• Lint with pyflakes

• Made setup.py aware that the README content type is, in fact, markdown

• Add better documentation about testing
• Add coverage configuration
• Convert to using markdown for PyPI README

• Mention use of path() over url() in README
• Mention use of new-style MIDDLEWARE over old-style MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES in README
• Add system check to detect presence of incorrect middleware configuration
• Update imports and other syntax for forward compatibility with Django 1.10+ and Django 2.0+

Reworked the unit tests to be runnable under Travis CI to support continuous integration.

Fixes:

• Errors in documentation

Additions:

• Django 1.9 in frameworks listed in setup.py

Changes:

• Successful POST requests will now receive a 202 Accepted response rather than a 200 OK response