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bsturmfels	05323a307d3e	9 months ago	Add support for Debian Bullseye Add support for Debian Bullseye Added `on_delete` attributes, updated ForceCanonicalHostnameMiddleware for compatibility and added Dockerfile for Bullseye.
bsturmfels	9e39d7eadced	9 months ago	Apply `pyupgrade --py36-plus` (but skip f-strings as we're on Python 3.5)
bsturmfels	60010999d25f	9 months ago	Remove use of python3-future
bsturmfels	31e51a774223	3 years ago	Apply "object" changes only from `futurize --stage2`.
bsturmfels	05bee8b3c3b9	3 years ago	Apply `futurize --stage1` (safe) Python 2/3 compatibility changes.
Tom Marble	2bf594b86cb1	9 years ago	First pass at migration to Django 1.7
bkuhn	1e119efb7ac2	11 years ago	Incorporate conservancy_ssl middleware, etc. into main site, now that HTTPS fully supported. Incorporate conservancy_ssl middleware, etc. into main site, now that HTTPS fully supported. Previously, SSL on sfconservancy.org was supported using a self-signed cert only to handle the /admin/ portion of the site. Now that SSL is supported site-wide, and perfectly mirrors the content available via HTTP, the conservancy_ssl middleware, URLs, and settings are wholly deprecated and herein removed. The main site's urls.py now need adjusting to support /admin/, but additional code is needed in middleware.py to avoid accidentally serving /admin/ via HTTP instead of HTTPS. The latter code is untested; hopefully it works "out of the box". :)
bkuhn	bd6199f7b00e	14 years ago	Added middleware and management file