Hi William.
A few people have shown interest so I will apply as an org for us. Then
candidates can apply. (I’m hopeful we could get multiple slots but it’s a
new programme so I don’t really know.)
C.
On Wed, 10 Apr 2019 at 21:03, William Hakizimana
wrote:
> Just out of curiosity, I was
Was looking into the docs issues and suddenly this come!!
On Thursday, April 11, 2019 at 12:08:27 PM UTC+6, Carlton Gibson wrote:
>
> Hi William.
>
> A few people have shown interest so I will apply as an org for us. Then
> candidates can apply. (I’m hopeful we could get multiple slots but it’s
Hello,
Thanks for your reply. I will start contributing patches now.
Regards,
Dingfan
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Email and password is pretty well supported out of the box using the
configuration options provided on the AbstractUser (USERNAME_FIELD). Slightly
more complex cases like username and email both being valid login parameters
require very thin wrappers. The greater discussion is about
Hello, this my first message... hi for everybodyI think it could be a micro-service... you would not touch what is there, which is a huge advantage regarding compatibility. We could start to monolith django and I think with this Auth history it would be a good opportunity. Abstraction for
Hi there,
@Florian, since I had so many PRs pending review, I had to find other ways
to cause chaos ;)
Besides that I agree, this isn't an easy undertaking and a lot of time will
need to be spend on the whiteboard to get this going. Maybe it is worth
actually collecting a little bit of money
Focus is the biggest thing - with so many other packages such as
python-social-auth and django-cas-ng and django-warrant providing some sort
of Federated Login, I don't think it makes sense to try to incorporate
social login. However, it would be nice if out of the box could do a
register, verify
So, federated login systems such as often handle only user identity
authentication, which is what the AuthBackend does. Sometimes, users can
self-register, and systems such as django-cas-ng (for CAS, not Oauth2).
Oauth2, although actually granting authorization to the identity
provider's platform
This is essentially an RFC. I've become more familiar with Django's
authentication backend system lately, and something has stood out to me
that I'd like to draw attention to.
A new site built with Django is likely to use the default ModelBackend,
which includes a user_can_authenticate
