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Add documentation for tracking changes to Django and Wagtail #208

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In this change I have attempted to document the process we've undertaken to upgrade Django and Wagtail.

I've moved the supported-versions matrix from the Python standard doc and makes it more concrete to apply to Django and Wagtail and cf.gov and its satellites and libraries.

I've documented the approach we have been taking to feature detection and version testing, and the actual approach to keeping satellites, libraries, and cf.gov itself up-to-date.

It's a little bit ARID with the changes to the Python standards doc and tox, but that's intentional.

I would still like to add more links to GitHub Actions, once I revisit #206 and the GitHub Actions templates, but for now this is a starting point.

You can preview the changes here:

https://github.com/cfpb/development/blob/tracking-django-wagtail/standards/python.md
https://github.com/cfpb/development/blob/tracking-django-wagtail/guides/tracking-django-wagtail.md

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Nicely done. One minor note.

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In this change I have attempted to document the process we've undertaken to upgrade Django and Wagtail.

I've moved the supported-versions matrix from the Python standard doc and makes it more concrete to apply to Django and Wagtail and cf.gov and its satellites and libraries.

I've documented the approach we have been taking to feature detection and version testing, and the actual approach to keeping satellites, libraries, and cf.gov itself up-to-date.

It's a little bit ARID with the changes to the Python standards doc and tox, but that's intentional.

Co-authored-by: Scott Cranfill <scott.cranfill@cfpb.gov>
@willbarton willbarton force-pushed the tracking-django-wagtail branch from 4f6e4aa to b450716 Compare July 24, 2020 16:08
@willbarton willbarton merged commit 4ce0f6d into master Jul 27, 2020
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