Running pip install upgrades django to 1.4 about django-relatedadminwidget

[benjaoming]

Hi can you test if it works now? I have changed the dependency to django 1.3 but I haven't tested it.

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[andybak]

My point was that it shouldn't have Django as a dependency, should it?

No-one is going to install this unless they are already have Django installed.

[benjaoming]

It won't work on any django version... check the source code. I'm not sure, but I think it breaks on 1.2 -- and it might break in 1.5, so that would just produce a dependency that said django>=1.3 and django<1.5 -- this is normal to state in any django app.

[wardk]

Django got upgraded from 1.7 to 1.7.1 with me. I agree with andybak: it's not what you expect. Unless all django addons do this, i think it's better to drop the django dependency.

[benjaoming]

You have probably been running pip install django-relatedadminwidget --upgrade ? You should ask pip explicitly to not try to update django in this circumstance. I mean, I could completely remove the Django dependency, but that would also remove the requirement of Django>=1.3.. this is common practice.

To upgrade without upgrading django, you can run pip install django-relatedadminwidget django\<=1.7 --upgrade