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Updating django-knowledge for Django 2.0.1 #72
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…y imported the views into the urls. Django doesn't use south anymore. To integrate into my project I just renamed the migrations folder to south_migrations and deleted all of the .pyc files. This allowed me to makemigrations.
… to just check True/False
…nt for my project
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Hello Zapier,
I'm a pretty new developer, I'm currently building a point of sale system for my company that i've built with django. I wanted to also integrate a knowledge base for all of the processes that we've written. This project had the nuts and bolts of what I wanted so I installed it into my project and updated everything to get it working. While doing that I thought I'd contribute to my first ever project on github. I know that you guys don't maintain this anymore so I'm not sure if you guys will see this but it's worth a shot. Any feedback would be great and I apologize for any commit messages that aren't very clear. You can tell that I work alone most of the time.