| 1 | | Now that we're in the 2.0 release cycle and Python 3 only, any examples or code in Django using a `\d` in a regex URL pattern should be replaced with `[0-9]`, as `\d` on Python 3 matches any character with Unicode category [Nd], which is almost certainly not what people expect. Changing to explicit `[0-9]`, perhaps with a note about why it should be preferred, would be better. |
| | 1 | Now that we're in the 2.0 release cycle and Python 3 only, any examples or code in Django using a `\d` in a regex should be replaced with `[0-9]`, as `\d` on Python 3 matches any character with Unicode category [Nd], which is almost certainly not what people expect. Changing to explicit `[0-9]`, perhaps with a note about why it should be preferred, would be better. |