Lock down Flask version #690
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| #: The installation requirements for Flask-Restless. Flask-SQLAlchemy is not | ||
| #: required, so the user must install it explicitly. | ||
| REQUIREMENTS = ['flask>=0.10', 'sqlalchemy>=0.8', 'python-dateutil>2.2'] | ||
| REQUIREMENTS = ['flask>=0.10,<=0.12.4', 'sqlalchemy>=0.8', 'python-dateutil>2.2'] |
Currently Travis CI builds are failing with a message asking us to install the binary version, so let's give that a try. Remove Python 2.6 and Python 3.3 from the build matrix, as those versions are not supported by the core team or Sphinx.
This project is not compatible with Flask 1.
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This project is not compatible with Flask 1, I don't think.