Re: Django packaging options for alternate stacks - advice needed

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On Wed, Sep 04, 2024 at 02:48:23PM -0500, Michel Lind wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> 
> We thought the SIG might want to chime in on this (might as well sort it
> out before I start writing documentation anyway) - any pros/cons we have
> not thought up, and any recommendation about which is better overall?
> 
For reference - the Django download page lists the lifecycle of the
different versions

https://www.djangoproject.com/download/


e.g.
Release Series 	Release Date 	End of mainstream support1 	End of extended support2
6.1 	August 2026 	April 2027 	December 2027
6.0 	December 2025 	August 2026 	April 2027
5.2 LTS 	April 2025 	December 2025 	April 2028

The release cycles are unfortunate - releases are cut every 8 months and
supported for 16 months, so for non-LTS there will be cases where it
will be old enough when it enters Fedora that it EOLs before that Fedora
release is EOL

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