Closed tpazderka closed 1 year ago
I'd strongly recommend explicitly setting
django-fido
to only depend onfido2
versions it is known to work with, rather than with the most recent version (which I assume caused this break?).
Already fixed on master.
Already fixed on master.
And also in django-fido==0.40
. We restricted the dependency to fido2 ~= 0.9
as a quick fix. This issue is about adding support for the new backwards-incompatible version of fido2
library and it hasn't been implemented yet.
Closed via #175
This just broke our build. Explicitly setting
fido2==0.9.3
inrequirements.txt
resolved the issue. The error message we would get is:I'd strongly recommend explicitly setting
django-fido
to only depend onfido2
versions it is known to work with, rather than with the most recent version (which I assume caused this break?).