Django 2.2+ support

[mikeIFTS]

References #53

Minimal changes to get this package working with Django 2.2.10+

Sample CI Build is here: https://circleci.com/gh/IFTServices/django-pgviews/11?utm_campaign=vcs-integration-link&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=github-build-link

[robvdl]

Should this be 2.2 instead of 2.20?

[scott-w]

Suggested change

	'Framework :: Django :: 2.20',
	'Framework :: Django :: 2.2',

[scott-w]

Suggested change

	'Framework :: Django :: 2.20',
	'Framework :: Django :: 2.2',

[scott-w]

Suggested change

Django>=2.2.2

Removing this as tests may be run under different Django versions.

[benglewis]

Any reading for the delay in the approval of this PR? I would very much like to use this code - but my codebase is already on Django 2.2 (and current Django is already Django 3.0). Can I help?

[Mogost]

https://pypi.org/project/django-pgviews-redux/

[robvdl]

@benglewis the issue seems to be that there are changes requested 24 days ago, so it's upto the original author @mikeIFTS of this PR to fix these and then we should see it merged I hope.

[robvdl]

I'm not sure if a fork is the right solution, perhaps helping on the project instead?

I do get it though, Django 1.11 LTS is out of support, getting 2.2 LTS support going should be the number one priority, nothing else really matters but to get off 1.11 LTS.

[scott-w]

Hey @robvdl normally I would agree, however as the original maintainer within Pebble, I'd give my blessing to a fork. Simply put, I don't work at Pebble any more and I don't know any of the devs that work there, so I can't influence anything from my end.

[robvdl]

Thanks @scott-w I'll have a talk with people from work on Monday. I am not currently using this but our team stumbled across it but couldn't use it due to lack of Django 2.2 support at the time so we didn't. It might be worth maintaining though, we are a company that uses Postgres a lot. I wouldn't just jump on it though, because I already maintain more than I can handle myself, know the feeling all too well.

[Mogost]

@scott-w, Maybe we should add some kind of record about the fork from @mikicz in the README file?
To make it easier for people to find a supported fork.