django CMS 2.3 release candidate 2 available
Today we release 2.3 RC2, the second release candidate for django CMS 2.3 on GitHub.
As with any release candidate, this is not suitable for production. We would appreciate any testing and feedback you can give us though.
Thanks to the great feedback and help from the community we were able to fix a a number of bugs since RC1, including:
- The cookie used for lazy-loading the page tree is now correctly escaped.
- The missing arrow icons in the page tree have been replaced with unicode characters.
- Introduced compatibility with django-mptt 0.5.2, the most current version.
Please read the full changelog on Read The Docs.
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