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Fix python3.11 breaking change #135

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Fix for issue #133

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akx commented Dec 29, 2022

My fork https://github.com/akx/django-enumfields2 (https://pypi.org/project/django-enumfields2) is compatible with Python 3.11. It's a drop-in replacement, so just pip uninstall django-enumfields and pip install django-enumfields2.

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@akx Just a suggestion, but perhaps enabling the issue tracker on your fork will be helpful so people can report any issues there as well.

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@akx Since there isn't an issue tracker open for your fork, just wanted to pass along that the URL metadata for your package hasn't been updated, so the PyPI links bring users back to this repo:

https://github.com/akx/django-enumfields2/blob/b32d05f4f03eabe2b03b2dd2310b0f1da52cef99/pyproject.toml#L39

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akx commented Dec 29, 2022

@akx Just a suggestion, but perhaps enabling the issue tracker on your fork will be helpful so people can report any issues there as well.

Oops, yeah, done. Issues aren't enabled by default on forks, I think...

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Oops, yeah, done. Issues aren't enabled by default on forks, I think...

Yeah I learned this after recently forking another Django project for similar reasons 😄 : https://github.com/johnthagen/django-rest-framework-guardian

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