DEP 20 accepted: Django is moving to an annual release cycle starting January 2028 with Django 2028. Django 6.1 and 6.2 LTS are the final releases under the old cycle.

Django 1.5.x

Support ended 2014-09-02

This series of Django releases was supported from 2013-03-26 to 2014-09-02.

Release Highlights

  • First release to support Python 3.x
  • Support for Python 2.6 is added
  • Configurable and swappable User model is added
  • user_login_failed and request_finished signals added
  • Deprecated localflavor

Upgrade Gotchas

Supported Python Versions

  • Python 2.6
  • Python 2.7
  • Python 3.2

Release Type

Released Versions

Version Release Date Release Type Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.12 2015-01-02
BUGFIX
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.11 2014-10-22
BUGFIX
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.10 2014-09-02
BUGFIX
Release Notes GitHub
1.5.9 2014-08-20
SECURITY
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.8 2014-05-14
SECURITY
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.7 2014-04-28
BUGFIX
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.6 2014-04-21
SECURITY
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.5 2013-10-24
BUGFIX
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.4 2013-09-15
SECURITY
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.3 2013-09-10
SECURITY
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.2 2013-08-13
SECURITY
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5.1 2013-03-28
BUGFIX
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5 2013-02-26
RELEASE
Blog Post Release Notes GitHub
1.5c2 2013-02-19 GitHub
1.5c1 2013-01-04 GitHub
1.5b2 2012-12-10
BETA
GitHub
1.5b1 2012-11-27
BETA
GitHub
1.5a1 2012-10-25
ALPHA
GitHub

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