django-vises
Requirements
- Python 3.13+
- Django 5.2+
Changelog
1.9.0 - 20261020
- feat: add type hints and strict mypy checking
- feat: ship py.typed marker (PEP 561) for downstream type checking
1.8.0 - 20260707
- depend: update dataclass-wizard to v1.0.x
1.7.0 - 20260124
- feat: new vises: enum
1.6.0 - 20260113
- feat: database URI parser support sqlite with options
1.5.1 - 20261216
- chore: maintenance update
1.5.0 - 20251203
- refactor: remove funcs manager from abstract models
1.4.0 - 20251201
- refactor: change default cache backend to DummyCache
- feat: add database URI options parser
1.3.2 - 20251125
- feat: enhance database URI parsing and add tests
- refactor: rename objects to funcs in model managers
- refactor: use composite primary key for group and key fields
1.2.1 - 20251123
- refactor: migrate redis dataset to MutableSet implementation
- feat: reorganize env vars and add cache settings
- fix: vises influxdb2
1.0.3 - 20251115
- first public release
1 maintainer
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