Is there an easy way to check library compatibility with Django versions? -

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i have inherited django application on 1.4 (so no longer officially supported). working way through django versions, upgrading application , many of libraries used in application quite old versions well.

is there easy / standard way know versions of library compatible specific django releases?


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