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Switch to use non-forked version of django-comments-xtd - #1120
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The version we've been using doesn't support new migrations
so we can't write a data migration without proper
migration files.
The built-in comments application also doesn't have migrations
so we had to switch to 'django_comments'.
We have to use a forked version because of the following line
in setup.py:
install_requires=['Django>=1.6']
This would install the latest stable version of Django which
would break our application.
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The version we've been using doesn't support new migrations
so we can't write a data migration without proper
migration files.
The built-in comments application also doesn't have migrations
so we had to switch to 'django_comments'.
We have to use a forked version because of the following line
in setup.py:
This would install the latest stable version of Django which
would break our application.