Automatically generate Django series roadmaps from Release data #2233
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This branch adds a new view that replaces the Roadmap wiki pages, e.g.: * https://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/Version5.2Roadmap * https://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/Version6.0Roadmap * https://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/Version6.1Roadmap The wiki pages were almost identical except for version-specific details and target dates. This information is now generated dynamically from the Release model in the database. The supported and future Roadmap tables were reorganized so they follow a more intuitive timeline (from older to newer versions).
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This branch adds a new view that replaces the Roadmap wiki pages, e.g.:
The wiki pages were almost identical except for version-specific details and target dates. This information is now generated dynamically from the Release model in the database.
The supported and future Roadmap tables were reorganized so they follow a more intuitive timeline (from older to newer versions).