Add Django 5.0 to test matrix (fixes #704)

[JeremyLWright]

• timezone information is now on by default, and serilizers are expecting zulu time.
• Replace manual timestamp truncation with datetime timespec set to milliseconds

[JeremyLWright]

Django 5.0 is not supported on python 3.8 and 3.9, Do you have a recommended method to exclude 5.0 for those python version CI runs?

[adamghill]

Do you have a recommended method to exclude 5.0 for those python version CI runs?

I don't think I've ever had to do this, but you might be able to check the Django version and Python version and skip the install/running the tests for the sessions that aren't supported?

[adamghill]

Oh, interesting. I wonder if nox is really needed anymore since everything is getting moved into GitHub actions at this point?

On the one hand, I liked being able to call nox locally, but I wonder if something like https://github.com/nektos/act would provide the same functionality?

Well, thanks for these changes -- I'll take a look at this more in depth soon and figure out what (if anything) I want to do about nox unless you have any thoughts about that.

[adamghill]

@JeremyLWright It looks like the actions error here: https://github.com/JeremyLWright/django-unicorn/actions/runs/10081907372/job/27874989875#step:6:12. I don't think poetry add python==${{ matrix.python-version }} can be used, but maybe poetry env use ${{ matrix.python-version }} would work?

[adamghill]

@JeremyLWright Removing support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 greatly reduces the complications: JeremyLWright@3c25dd3. Django 5.0 has dropped support for those versions, so it doesn't seem completely unreasonable. What do you think?

If I don't change the pyproject.toml to be >=3.10 I get this error :(.

[adamghill]

@all-contributors add JeremyLWright code

[allcontributors]

@adamghill

I've put up a pull request to add @JeremyLWright! 🎉

[JeremyLWright]

ed support for those versions, so it doesn't seem completely unreasonable.

It wasn't my call to make, @adamghill 😂. Dropping support does indeed make it easier.