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With the new Django alpha release, we’re now able to remove this extra burden. As of tonight, Review Board now requires Django 1.0 alpha +or higher. Simply download the new release and install it. Of course, if you’re currently using a Subversion checkout of Django, you can +continue to use it.

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The Django 1.0 release will bring us a step closer to our own 1.0. There’s a few major features still planned, and lots of bug fixing. +We’ll have a roadmap up in the coming weeks detailing our plans. Stay tuned!

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+ + Introducing Review Board News + http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ReviewBoardNews/~3/307288497/ + http://www.review-board.org/news/2008/05/30/introducing-review-board-news/#comments + Fri, 30 May 2008 23:50:12 +0000 + chipx86 + + + + http://www.review-board.org/news/?p=3 + + In the past, we’ve always brought information on new Review Board development to our blogs and the mailing list. However, as the software continues to +mature, we need a better way of informing people about major releases and important updates, without making them sift through development +discussions and technical updates.

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In the future, we’ll be posting critical updates (such as required database migrations) here, as well as software releases (once we hit +1.0). News posts will soon begin to appear in your Review Board administration dashboard, making it easy to keep up. And, of course, you can +subscribe to our RSS feed in your favorite news reader.

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