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Update the backends to accommodate a change in Django:
The authenticate() method of authentication backends will require request as the first positional argument.
authenticate()
request
https://github.com/django/django/blob/27aa7035f57f0db30b6632e4274e18b430906799/docs/internals/deprecation.txt#L320-L321
Currently with the latest Django all gcb-web-auth backends are skipped due to this missing argument.
Our current authenticate() methods:
gcb-web-auth/gcb_web_auth/backends/dukeds.py
Line 38 in 51b74f2
gcb-web-auth/gcb_web_auth/backends/oauth.py
Line 31 in 51b74f2
Adding request=None as the first argument to authenticate() fixes this problem.
request=None
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Update the backends to accommodate a change in Django:
https://github.com/django/django/blob/27aa7035f57f0db30b6632e4274e18b430906799/docs/internals/deprecation.txt#L320-L321
Currently with the latest Django all gcb-web-auth backends are skipped due to this missing argument.
Our current
authenticate()
methods:gcb-web-auth/gcb_web_auth/backends/dukeds.py
Line 38 in 51b74f2
gcb-web-auth/gcb_web_auth/backends/oauth.py
Line 31 in 51b74f2
Adding
request=None
as the first argument toauthenticate()
fixes this problem.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: