> to my knowledge, has never had serious incidents of either.
The magic removal branch in 2006 was one such case (of API instability). I recall another case circa 2007(?) with a "new admin". But, importantly, pre-1.0 Django made no guarantees of API stability. Post-1.0 Django has had a pretty rock-solid reputation for stability and security.
The magic removal branch in 2006 was one such case (of API instability). I recall another case circa 2007(?) with a "new admin". But, importantly, pre-1.0 Django made no guarantees of API stability. Post-1.0 Django has had a pretty rock-solid reputation for stability and security.