Specify FILTER WHERE syntax not supported #62
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Not in a huge hurry to fix the failing tests since Django 1.11 extended support will be ending in April, and I see in #50 that support is planned to be removed from this library as well. Please let me know if that is a problem. |
removed curly braces in port description
Let users choose between psycopg2 binary or source
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* Move CI to Github Actions * Move CI to Github Actions - take 2 * Fix flake8 error * Add deployment step * Tidy up * Update trigger for CI workflow * Simplify test matrix with tox-gh-actions * Exclude unsuitable matrix combinations * Add Python 3.5 back * Update deployment steps to use Jazzband index * Split CI workflow into test, lint and deploy * Rename deploy workflow to match Jazzband precendence. * Remove unused Docker files. * Fix URL. * Update test workflow. - Tracks test coverage. - Drops support for Python 2.7 and 3.5, new minimum Python is 3.6. - Drops support for Django 1.11, 2.0 and 2.1. - Adds support for Django 3.0 and 3.1. - Fix flake8 run. * Fix a few Django warnings. * Update lint workflow. * Fix badges and URLs. * Update changelog. Co-authored-by: Bruno Alla <[email protected]>
Once it has been properly uploaded to PyPI, raise the version to 2.0.0.
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Is it possible to rerun tests on this PR? I think it should be passing now that support for older Python and Django versions has been removed. |
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@michaelwheeler can you rebase this PR on to origin/master? |
…r/django-redshift-backend into no-aggregate-filter-clause
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Replaced by #74 . |
Subject: Redshift doesn't support FILTER WHERE syntax
Feature or Bugfix
Purpose
supports_aggregate_filter_clauseas an unsupported database feature so that the ORM will fallback to CASE statements in conditional aggregation.Detail