I don't think GitHub stars are a fair assessment; the backend that was most
widely used for years has over 300:
https://github.com/michiya/django-pyodbc-azure
But that doesn't really tell much of the story, because the Django backends
for SQL Server have been so fragmented over the years. Since
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> Any support in core would need clear evidence of widespread demand. I
> don't think there's much demand - e.g. that backend has only 38 stars on
> GitHub.
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> On Wed, 12 Feb 2020 at 20:33, Martynas Puronas
> wrote:
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>> Hey, I've been wor
mand - e.g. that backend has only 38 stars on GitHub.
On Wed, 12 Feb 2020 at 20:33, Martynas Puronas wrote:
> Hey, I've been working on adding support for SQL Server to Django, since
> the package currently being linked recommended in Django's documentation
> has been abandoned
Hey, I've been working on adding support for SQL Server to Django, since
the package currently being linked recommended in Django's documentation
has been abandoned (as well as a few others seem to be either abandoned or
do not have the test suite passing), and I have made some s
