Adam Alton

Well, for a couple of reasons... The help_text could have been translated with ugettext and so isn't necessarily directly controlled by the developer. And also because even if it is...

Hi, any chance we could get this merged in? Thanks Adam

Currently, the requirements/prod.txt is pinning Djangae to 0.9.6. So we should *not* merge this until we've updated that to a version which includes the checks.

It looks like the Potato version contains some fixes (or at least one) which aren't included in the Google version, e.g. this: https://github.com/potatolondon/potato-mapreduce/commit/6e841da3d35a928cea2d05a7e000863e4be78bec Do we definitely want to switch?

> I see that in the other version of install_deps the script support both cases: the sdk is globally installed or it need to be installed locally. I should probably...

Last time we tried this (August 2016) it still required sending an email to Google. Want to make a pull request for adding it to the README? 😀

Good point. `django.core.checks.registry.Tags` doesn't have a `caches` attribute in Django 1.8. From a read of the code I think we could just add it ourselves, i.e.: ```python # /boot.py def...

From trying to work my way through the source code, my guess is that the solution is something like moving [this line](https://github.com/bevacqua/dragula/blob/807a87048c0f432303ed3385c0aca93ad3788fc3/dist/dragula.js#L416) down to [just after this line](https://github.com/bevacqua/dragula/blob/807a87048c0f432303ed3385c0aca93ad3788fc3/dist/dragula.js#L436). I'm sure...

Actually, ignore that. That's totally not the solution!

Thanks for submitting this. All the tests on this fail with `AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'full_load'`. Or at least, they do on Travis. Do the tests pass for...