Looks like django.utils.six
no longer exists in 3.0, but you can just use plain ol' six
instead. That's great, but there are a couple of libraries I'm using that are using the Django-bundled version that seem to be abandon-ware. I'd rather not fork my own versions. Does anyone know of a clever python trick to import six
when django.utils.six
is called?
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Brian Ó (blacksam@social.gibberfish.org)'s status on Monday, 02-Dec-2019 15:24:34 EST Brian Ó