When I launched my Kickstarter campaign, I didn't quite expect this level of response...

As the post title implies, yet another version of the ever-popular migrations library is out.

Over a year after the last release, I'm finally putting out a new South release.

I've released South 0.7.3.

After a slightly too long hiatus, I've released the second bugfix release of the 0.7 series.

For at least a year now, people have been suggesting to me that South should be in Django core.

The first bugfix release of South is now out, and there's plenty of fixes.

After months of hard work, refactoring, blood, sweat, tears, and improvement, South 0.7 is ready.

It's that time of the year again, when a new South release rears its well-refactored, database-independent head.

In my neverending quest to save the time of those using RDBMSen, South 0.6.2 is released.