New release for Django 4 support

[NiklasMerz]

I would kindly ask for a new pip release to support Django 4.x. With ugettext_lazy the current release does not work.

Thanks for this cool project.

[gabn88]

The ugettext_lazy is fixed in the current master, however the is_ajax method also doesn't exist on request

[Moring]

Added this to my build script for Django 4.x:

#!/bin/bash
PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES=$(python -c "from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print(get_python_lib())")
sed -i "s/ugettext_lazy/gettext_lazy/g" "$PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES/tellme/admin.py"
sed -i "s/ugettext_lazy/gettext_lazy/g" "$PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES/tellme/models.py"
sed -i "s/ugettext_lazy/gettext_lazy/g" "$PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES/tellme/mail.py"
sed -i "s/is_ajax()/META.get('HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH') == 'XMLHttpRequest'/g" "$PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES/tellme/views.py"

[gabn88]

Added this to my build script for Django 4.x:

#!/bin/bash
PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES=$(python -c "from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print(get_python_lib())")
sed -i "s/ugettext_lazy/gettext_lazy/g" "$PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES/tellme/admin.py"
sed -i "s/ugettext_lazy/gettext_lazy/g" "$PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES/tellme/models.py"
sed -i "s/ugettext_lazy/gettext_lazy/g" "$PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES/tellme/mail.py"
sed -i "s/is_ajax()/META.get('HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH') == 'XMLHttpRequest'/g" "$PYTHON_SITE_PACKAGES/tellme/views.py"

I don't recommend to create a buildscript like this on a production site. Instead it is recommended to add a (custom) fork of django-tellme that includes the fix in requirements.txt. (something like git+https://github.com/xxx/xxx#egg=django-tellme)

[Moring]

Valid. But good practice is to pin the version, and cover it with a test or two. So functionally, there should be no difference. Reasonable minds can disagree.

[agusmakmun]

Hello @ludrao, can I help you to update your package? Can you please invite me as a collabolator in this repository & pypi?
I have capability to upgrade your package to pypi as well, here is my user: https://pypi.org/user/agaust/

Because it seems outdated now, and you have many requests from people who are using your awesome package.