While it's clear that this package doesn't get much attention lately, it's still easier to work with compared to all of the forks mentioned in #62 (most of which tried to change my Django version during install). I have no issues using the package from this repo with Django 5.1.2, the only real issue is that the 2.4.0 release lacks commit fb70f25. Without that commit, the app will not start due to a bad import, so it needs to be installed with pip install git+https://github.com/escaped/django-inline-actions. As far as I can tell, if a new release were issued, this is still the package to use over all of the forks out there, and would have the added benefit of installing from PyPi instead of a Git URL.
While it's clear that this package doesn't get much attention lately, it's still easier to work with compared to all of the forks mentioned in #62 (most of which tried to change my Django version during install). I have no issues using the package from this repo with Django 5.1.2, the only real issue is that the 2.4.0 release lacks commit
fb70f25. Without that commit, the app will not start due to a bad import, so it needs to be installed withpip install git+https://github.com/escaped/django-inline-actions. As far as I can tell, if a new release were issued, this is still the package to use over all of the forks out there, and would have the added benefit of installing from PyPi instead of a Git URL.