Another django-registration update
This one’s just a quick heads-up, but if you’re following django-registration you’ll want to take note: I’ve been doing a series of minor releases since 0.3, and it’s now up to 0.3p5.
There have been a few bugfixes since 0.3 that you’ll want, and also some important changes:
- The example templates have been removed. They were simply causing too much hassle from expectations that they’d work perfectly out-of-the-box for everyone, so I yanked them out. This shouldn’t affect anyone because you should be writing your own templates, but it’s worth calling attention to.
- French and German translations have been added.
- A packaged version of django-registration is working its way into Debian Linux, courtesy of Raphael Hertzog, who’s also done quite a bit of work on their Django package.
if you’re running from a packaged release, I recommend taking a look at 0.3p5. As always, bug reports are welcome in the issue tracker, and I’d love to see more translations.
Updated 8 October: Peter Nixon writes to tell me that a django-registration package is also available for SuSE Linux, and he’s working to keep it up-to-date.