microsoftgraph / msgraph-sample-pythondjangoapp

This sample demonstrates how to use the Microsoft Graph .NET SDK to access data in Office 365 from Python web apps.
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Bump msal from 1.18.0 to 1.23.0 in /graph_tutorial #117

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Bumps msal from 1.18.0 to 1.23.0.

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MSAL Python 1.23.0

Improvements:

  • acquire_token_for_client() will automatically look up tokens from cache (#577)

MSAL Python 1.22.0

New feature:

  • Support CIAM authorities in the form of "tenant.ciamlogin.com/*" (#520)

Known issue: The following issues were discovered after this version's release: #563

MSAL Python 1.21.0

The API in this new version remains the same as the previous version.

Enhancements:

  • Support getting an ssh certificate via broker (#515)
  • Support B2C's usage pattern of using client id as a scope (#505, #530)
  • MSAL's token cache helper can now be used to store tokens returned by App Service's Managed Identity (#519)
  • Switch to a new set of regional endpoints (#513)
  • Test matrix covers Python 3.11 (#512)

Known issue: The following issues were discovered after this version's release: #563

MSAL Python 1.20.0

New feature:

If your app uses MSAL's acquire_token_interactive(), you can now opt in to use broker on Windows platform to achieve Single-Sign-On (SSO) and also obtain more secure tokens, all without switching the log-in experience to a browser. See details in this online doc, and try it out from this sample. (#451, #415)

For example, after utilizing this new feature, a command-line (CLI) app's login experience would look like this: Azure CLI new login

Known issue:

The following issues were discovered after this version's release: #563

MSAL Python 1.20.0b1

New feature:

If your app uses MSAL's acquire_token_interactive(), you can now opt in to use broker on Windows platform to achieve Single-Sign-On (SSO) and also obtain more secure tokens, all without switching the log-in experience to a browser. See details in this online doc, and try it out from this sample. (#451, #415)

For example, after utilizing this new feature, a command-line (CLI) app's login experience would look like this: Azure CLI new login

MSAL Python 1.19.0

  • New feature: A new ClientApplication(..., instance_discovery=False) parameter to turn off MSAL's Instance Discovery behavior. See more details in its full documentation. Also, ADFS authority will no longer trigger Instance Discovery. (#496)
  • Enhancement: Use provided authority port when building the tenant discovery endpoint (#484)
  • Bugfix: Fix a regression in regional endpoint which affects MSAL Python 1.14+ (#485)
  • Enhancement: Tolerate home_account_id to be None
Commits
  • 1318025 Merge pull request #581 from AzureAD/release-1.23.0
  • 44c3bfb Bumping up version numbers
  • 1b316e3 Merge pull request #577 from AzureAD/silent-adjustment
  • 2288b77 Remove acquire_token_silent(..., account=None) usage in a backward-compatible...
  • e1e3d1c Merge branch 'fix-build-error' into dev
  • 3e3b97a Github removes Python 2.7 support on 2023-6-19
  • 613f389 Merge branch 'docs-staging' into dev
  • 10c8dd5 Remove many Sphinx warnings
  • 1b7db8d Add more sections into TOC for the now long doc
  • 7aa2078 Merge branch 'improve-logs' into dev
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