The future of django-background-tasks #298
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Thank you, @iamjonmiller, for your effort and contributions towards django-background-tasks. |
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Hi Jonathan,
Great to hear that your work on this valuable package is going to be merged into the original and that ownership has been resolved. I am also glad to hear that you are following DEP-14. I was considering migrating to their unfinished reference implementation but will hold off for the present in the expectation of good things in the future.
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Ian Stewart
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Hey everyone! I'm a long time user of this wonderful package and I have been maintaining a fork and working package for a few years since the Django 4 update broke the published code. @philippeowagner has generously handed over the keys to this repository so I can continue to maintain compatibility with future Django and Python updates.
My goals in the near future are to:
I plan on working on this project in my free time, as I am full time Django dev, but rest assured we use this package in my day job and I will make sure breaking changes get fixed. If you have good ideas for improvements, please feel free to continue to share them and perhaps we can start to integrate upgrades as well. I am following DEP-14 closely, which is proposing a native form of background workers in Django, and that might play a big part in where this package ends up going in the future.
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