django-markup 1.5

v1.5 (2020-06-12):

• Dropped support for Django <=1.11 and Python <=3.5.

• Python 3.8 compatibility and tests.

• Django 3.0 compatibility and tests.

• bleach-whitelist dependency is no longer necessary as tags are now shipped with the built-in markdown filter.

• Uses pytest for testing.

v1.4 (2019-03-15):

• Markdown’s safe_mode was deprecated and no longer functional, it’s behavior was replaced with bleach.

• Pipfile support for local development and general code cleanup.

v1.3 (2018-09-07):

• Python 3.6 and 3.7 compatibility and tests.

• Django 2.0 and 2.1 compatibility and tests.

• The package setup script now provides the ability to install all filter dependencies automatically. See the installation Readme for details.

v1.2 (2017-03-18):

• Django 1.10 compatibility and tests.

• Updated all filter dependencies. most notably SmartyPants to v2.0 which changed it’s API, so your project dependencies need to update it as well.

v1.1 (2016-05-02):

• The Markdown filter has the safe_mode option enabled by default.

• The RestructuredText filter has the file and raw content inclusion disabled by default.

v1.0 (2016-01-02):

• Removed some 5 year old dust

• Django 1.8+ compatible

• Tests

Backwards incompatible changes:

• Removed Pygments highlighting in the Markdown and RestructuredText filter.

• Removed CreoleParser library in favor of a pypi package.

• Removed Lightbox filter.

• The RestructuredText filter now renders level 1 and 2 headers. See Github Issue 14 for details and a backwards compatible workaround.

v0.4 (2011-06-01):

• Added a widont filter

• MarkupField is South compatible.

• Tested with Django 1.3

v0.3 (2009-07-29):

django-markup now ships with a builtin creole parser. Advantage is, that the recently used Creoleparser library needs the Genshi lib, which needs a c-compiler and so on. The builtin creole parser is a pure python library without any dependencies and follows the wikicreole.org specifications. django-markup uses the WikiCreole library.