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.

Maintenance is Necessary

Annoying, but required. Keeping your Django applications up to date helps avoid serious security problems and bugs.

Currently Supported Versions

These supported versions of Django receive bug fixes and security patches on a regular basis.

Version Latest Version End of Support
6.1 6.1 December 2027
6.0 6.0.8 April 2027
5.2 LTS 5.2.17 April 2028

Future Versions

These are the next few upcoming releases of Django

Version Scheduled Release Date
6.2   April 2027
2028   January 2028
2029   January 2029

Old Unsupported Versions

These versions of Django have reached their EOL (End Of Life) and are no longer supported. If you are using one of these versions you should upgrade as soon as possible.

Version Last Version End of Support
5.1 5.1.15 December 2025
5.0 5.0.14 April 2025
4.2 LTS 4.2.30 April 2026
4.1 4.1.13 December 2023
4.0 4.0.10 April 2023
3.2 LTS 3.2.25 April 2024
3.1 3.1.14 December 2021
3.0 3.0.14 April 2021
2.2 LTS 2.2.28 April 2022
2.1 2.1.15 December 2019
2.0 2.0.13 April 2019
1.11 LTS 1.11.29 April 2020
1.10 1.10.8 December 2017
1.9 1.9.13 April 2017
1.8 LTS 1.8.19 April 2018
1.7 1.7.11 December 2015
1.6 1.6.11 April 2015
1.5 1.5.12 September 2014
1.4 LTS 1.4.22 October 2015
1.3 1.3.7 February 2013
1.2 1.2.7 February 2013
1.1 1.1.4 February 2013
1.0 1.0.4 February 2013
0.9 0.96.5 February 2013

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