feat: support django 4.2 new STORAGES format

[bellini666]

Fix #716

[claudep]

Thanks! Would you also like to suggest a PR which adds Django 4.2 in the testing matrix?

[bellini666]

Thanks! Would you also like to suggest a PR which adds Django 4.2 in the testing matrix?

done! I updated test.yaml and tox.ini, not sure if it is enough

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[claudep]

Any clue about the test failures?

[bellini666]

Any clue about the test failures?

@claudep looking at the tests, they failed with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django'.

Strange that I did not modify any behaviour there, I just added python 3.11 and django 4.2 to the test matrix.

I made one typo which I just pushed a fix, but I don't believe it would be that.

Either way, can you approve the tests to run again?

[claudep]

Looks good now!

By the way, I think we should move the THUMBNAIL_STORAGE setting to a key from the STORAGES dict, so we can get the storage directly from the django.core.files.storage.storages structure. Would you like to continue working on this?

[bellini666]

By the way, I think we should move the THUMBNAIL_STORAGE setting to a key from the STORAGES dict, so we can get the storage directly from the django.core.files.storage.storages structure. Would you like to continue working on this?

Sure!Can you open an issue for that and assign it to me, so that I don't forget it? =P

[claudep]

Done with #729, but I cannot assign you (don't ask me why, GitHub mystery).