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I'm looking for a content model versioning solution for #python (in #Django seems easiest) and finding existing solutions either old, not maintained, or poorly documented. Does anyone I know have experience with a good solution? Per-model versioning is good, but additionally being able to version a group of content would be brilliant.

(Yes #Drupal people I know about node revisions, go away. But not really I do love you)

Someone asked about a deployment that failed using django-simple-deploy. The root cause was that their requirements.txt file had a UTF-16 encoding.

I'm currently parsing requirements.txt (when present) with path.read_text(), with no args. I could catch the UnicodeDecodeException, but is that worth supporting?

Is a UTF-16 encoded requirements file just going to cause problems for them down the road? I've never run into this before, and have no idea how common it is.

I have two open positions in my team to work on, among other things, software tools used to track nutrition programs and health campaigns, in Africa mainly.

We are using Django, Postgres, React and AWS, but we are open to good profiles knowing different, but similar tools. The job is open to remote applicants, in particular from Africa.

bluesquarehub.com/blog/vacanci

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Done with my little maintenance song & dance.🎉

Glad to finally get the safety package removed from my projects. Long story short, that was a frustrating #security package to deal with. Best of luck to that project. Just not for me. YMMV

Definitely think that pip-audit with a little sprinkling of possibly Dependabot and Libraries.io can take care of my modest vulnerability check needs for now.