Bundle an internal version of six for future compatibility.

Review Request #11092 — Created July 22, 2020 and submitted

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Django Evolution
master

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Django 3.0 and higher do not include django.utils.six, since they've
moved entirely onto Python 3. In order to provide compatibility going
forward, Django Evolution now bundles its own copy of six as
django_evolution.compat.six, and all imports have been updated
accordingly.

Unit tests pass for all supported versions of Python and Django
(1.6 through 2.2 — more work is required for 3.0 support).

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Bundle an internal version of six for future compatibility.
Django 3.0 and higher do not include `django.utils.six`, since they've moved entirely onto Python 3. In order to provide compatibility going forward, Django Evolution now bundles its own copy of `six` as `django_evolution.compat.six`, and all imports have been updated accordingly.
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Wouldn't it be better to just add a dependency on the upstream six?

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chipx86
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Change Summary:

Actually add the six module.

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Bundle an internal version of six for future compatibility.
Django 3.0 and higher do not include `django.utils.six`, since they've moved entirely onto Python 3. In order to provide compatibility going forward, Django Evolution now bundles its own copy of `six` as `django_evolution.compat.six`, and all imports have been updated accordingly.
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Bundle an internal version of six for future compatibility.
Django 3.0 and higher do not include `django.utils.six`, since they've moved entirely onto Python 3. In order to provide compatibility going forward, Django Evolution now bundles its own copy of `six` as `django_evolution.compat.six`, and all imports have been updated accordingly.
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david
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  2. Wouldn't it be better to just add a dependency on the upstream six?

    1. I debated this. Solid "maybe" with a lean toward "no for now."

      We hit that issue before with a system version of six taking precedence from a package, and wrecking havoc when a later system update replaced it with an older version than what some dependency required. I'm a bit weary of system packages outright breaking things for us again because of this dependency.

    2. Makes sense.

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david
  1. Ship It!
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chipx86
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Status: Closed (submitted)

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Pushed to master (532a183)
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