django CMS 3.0.10 released
Django CMS 3.0.10 is out. This is primarily a bug-fix release aimed at stability for the 3.0.x branch.
The changelog from the release notes:
- Improved Py3 compatibility
- Improved the behavior when changing the operator's language
- Numerous documentation updates
- Revert a change that caused an issue with saving plugins in some browsers
- Fix an issue where urls were not refreshed when a page slug changes
- Fix an issue with FR translations
- Fixed an issue preventing the correct rendering of custom contextual menu items for plugins
- Fixed an issue relating to recovering deleted pages
- Fixed an issue that caused the uncached placeholder tag to display cached content
- Fixed an issue where extra slashed would appear in apphooked URLs when APPEND_SLASH=False
- Fixed issues relating to the logout function
Many thanks to the numerous contributors that have helped us identify these issues and even provided fixes.
Martin Koistinen
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