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fix: update outdated version references in descriptions#3189

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fix: update outdated version references in descriptions#3189
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Summary

Removes outdated version constraints from two library descriptions.

Changes

  1. sanic (Web APIs > Framework Agnostic)

    • Before: A Python 3.6+ web server and web framework that's written to go fast.
    • After: A Python web server and web framework that's written to go fast.
    • Reason: Sanic now requires Python >=3.10 (PyPI). The "3.6+" constraint is outdated and misleading.
  2. django-guardian (Authentication > Permissions)

    • Before: Implementation of per object permissions for Django 1.2+
    • After: Implementation of per-object permissions for Django.
    • Reason: The "Django 1.2+" reference is severely outdated (Django 1.2 was released in 2011). Current version requires Python >=3.10 (PyPI). Also fixed minor grammar: "per object" → "per-object".

Why remove version numbers instead of updating them?

Hardcoding version requirements in descriptions creates ongoing maintenance burden. Since version info is readily available on PyPI, removing them keeps the descriptions clean and timeless.

Checklist

  • Descriptions are accurate and concise
  • Entries follow the correct format
  • No duplicate entries

fauzan171 added 2 commits June 6, 2026 23:58
- sanic: Remove 'Python 3.6+' version constraint (now requires
  Python >=3.10 per PyPI metadata)
- django-guardian: Remove 'Django 1.2+' version constraint
  (outdated reference, now requires Python >=3.10 per PyPI metadata)
@vinta vinta merged commit 037de83 into vinta:master Jun 6, 2026
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