tag 806352 + help thanks The removal of request.REQUEST in django1.9 completely breaks django-openid-auth. Trivial fixes to use GET or POST are insufficient to fix the tests or the operation of the module.
The furthest I've got so far is replacing redirect_to = request.REQUEST.get(redirect_field_name, '') with redirect_to = request.POST[redirect_field_name] if redirect_field_name in request.POST else '' However, this causes breakage elsewhere: Response didn't redirect as expected: Response code was 403 (expected 302) Please don't upload django1.9 whilst this bug is still around, it will completely disable OpenID authentication for any django app. This package has not had any actual fixes since django1.4, it's been limping along with compat patch after compat patch. django1.9 reveals yet more breakage is going to happen with django1.10. The package will likely not sustain that many compat patches. Without help to fix this package *upstream* (or by creating a new upstream), Django OpenID will simply become unusable. -- Neil Williams ============= http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/
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