Add Django 5.2 and 6.0 to test matrix, remove Python 3.8 and 3.9#77
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Nice update overall — this keeps the matrix aligned with current support and trims out the EOL combinations 👍
High-level
- Dropping Python
3.8/3.9and older Django versions makes sense. - Adding
5.2/6.0and newer Python versions gives good forward coverage. - The explicit
excluderules look sensible and make compatibility intent clear.
One small question (non-blocking)
Are we definitely happy to include Python 3.14 in required CI right now (vs. adding it later once it’s fully in your supported runtime policy)?
If yes, then this PR looks good to merge from my side.
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Feb 25, 2026
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Remove unsupported versions of Django and add latest.