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Bump django-oauth-toolkit from 1.1.2 to 1.4.1 in /cccatalog-api (original #706) #53

Closed obulat closed 3 years ago

obulat commented 3 years ago

This issue has been migrated from the CC Search Frontend repository

Author: dependabot[bot]
Date: Mon Mar 15 2021
Labels: dependencies,python,🙅 status: discontinued

Bumps django-oauth-toolkit from 1.1.2 to 1.4.1.

Release notes

Sourced from django-oauth-toolkit's releases.

Release 1.4.1

No release notes provided.

Releae 1.4.0

No release notes provided.

Release 1.3.3

No release notes provided.

Release 1.3.2

See release 1.3.1; no changes.

Release 1.3.1

Added

  • #725: HTTP Basic Auth support for introspection (Fix issue #709)

Fixed

  • #812: Reverts #643 pass wrong request object to authenticate function.
  • Fix concurrency issue with refresh token requests (#810)
  • #817: Reverts #734 tutorial documentation error.

Release 1.3.0

From the CHANGELOG:

[1.3.0] 2020-03-02

Added

  • Add support for Python 3.7 & 3.8
  • Add support for Django>=2.1,<3.1
  • Add requirement for oauthlib>=3.0.1
  • Add support for Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE, RFC 7636).
  • Add support for custom token generators (e.g. to create JWT tokens).
  • Add new OAUTH2_PROVIDER settings:
    • ACCESS_TOKEN_GENERATOR to override the default access token generator.
    • REFRESH_TOKEN_GENERATOR to override the default refresh token generator.
    • EXTRA_SERVER_KWARGS options dictionary for oauthlib's Server class.
    • PKCE_REQUIRED to require PKCE.
  • Add createapplication management command to create an application.
  • Add id in toolkit admin console applications list.
  • Add nonstandard Google support for [urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob] redirect_uri for Google OAuth2 "manual copy/paste". N.B. this feature appears to be deprecated and replaced with methods described in RFC 8252: OAuth2 for Native Apps and may be deprecated and/or removed from a future release of Django-oauth-toolkit.

Changed

  • Change this change log to use Keep a Changelog format.
  • Backwards-incompatible squashed migrations: If you are currently on a release < 1.2.0, you will need to first install 1.2.0 then manage.py migrate before

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Changelog

Sourced from django-oauth-toolkit's changelog.

[1.4.1]

Changed

  • #925 OAuth2TokenMiddleware converted to new style middleware, and no longer extends MiddlewareMixin.

Removed

  • #936 Remove support for Python 3.5

[1.4.0] 2021-02-08

Added

  • #917 Documentation improvement for Access Token expiration.
  • #916 (for DOT contributors) Added tox -e livedocs which launches a local web server on locahost:8000 to display Sphinx documentation with live updates as you edit.
  • #891 (for DOT contributors) Added details on how best to contribute to this project.
  • #884 Added support for Python 3.9
  • #898 Added the ability to customize classes for django admin
  • #690 Added pt-PT translations to HTML templates. This enables adding additional translations.

Fixed

  • #906 Made token revocation not apply a limit to the select_for_update statement (impacts Oracle 12c database).
  • #903 Disable redirect_uri field length limit for AbstractGrant

[1.3.3] 2020-10-16

Added

  • added select_related in intospect view for better query performance
  • #831 Authorization token creation now can receive an expire date
  • #831 Added a method to override Grant creation
  • #825 Bump oauthlib to 3.1.0 to introduce PKCE
  • Support for Django 3.1

Fixed

  • #847: Fix inappropriate message when response from authentication server is not OK.

Changed

  • few smaller improvements to remove older django version compatibility #830, #861, #862, #863

[1.3.2] 2020-03-24

Fixed

  • Fixes: 1.3.1 inadvertently uploaded to pypi with an extra migration (0003...) from a dev branch.

[1.3.1] 2020-03-23

Added

  • #725: HTTP Basic Auth support for introspection (Fix issue #709)

Fixed

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Original Comments:

TimidRobot commented on Mon Mar 15 2021:

🙅🏻 status: discontinued: Project is in maintenance mode (Upcoming Changes to the CC Open Source Community — Creative Commons Open Source). source

Issue author dependabot[bot] commented on Mon Mar 15 2021:

OK, I won't notify you again about this release, but will get in touch when a new version is available.

If you change your mind, just re-open this PR and I'll resolve any conflicts on it. source

obulat commented 3 years ago

The old version of django-oauth-toolkit that we have pinned blocks us from updating other django-related packages. The problem was that a change in 1.2.0 was not backward-compatible:

validators.URIValidator has been updated to match URLValidator behaviour more closely.
Moved redirect_uris validation to the application clean() method.

The solution, from the django-oauth-toolkit's changelog is: Backwards-incompatible squashed migrations: If you are currently on a release < 1.2.0, you will need to first install 1.2.0 then manage.py migrate before upgrading to >= 1.3.0.