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v3.5.0

06 Apr 10:50
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This release wasn't possible without help from @sgabb and @syre. 🙏

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Full Changelog: v3.4.0...v3.5.0

v3.4.0

10 Mar 11:02
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This release adds support for Python >= 3.7 and the latest Django versions: 2.2, 3.2, and 4.0. I also updated the GitHub CI workflow to include tests for various Python and Django versions.

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New Contributors

  • @Menda made their first contribution in #26

Full Changelog: v3.3.0...v3.4.0

v3.3.0: latest release supporting old versions of Django and Python

16 Feb 16:29
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In this minor release, PKI support for JWT token encoding/decoding is added #24. As part of the same PR, documentation (readme and authors) are converted to markdown, cleaned up, and updated with a detailed table describing each configuration setting. A new section is also added that explains JWT signing algorithm and settings.

v3.2.0

03 Feb 13:30
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This release includes updates to 2 dependencies (#22):

  • pysaml2 to 7.1.0
  • PyJWT to 2.3.0.

v3.1.0

23 Dec 14:55
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As the issue is raised in #20, I created a PR #23 and introduced REQUIRE_TOKEN settings (default: True) to make token field optional in the attribute statement.

Minor fix release

06 Dec 16:14
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Since the last release, v3.0.0, there has been some minor issues fixed and enhancements added by @jean-sh and @syre and me. I just tagged this to differentiate from further changes that might happen down the line, like dependency updates and such.

v3.0.0: latest stable release

21 Jan 13:32
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This release includes lots of changes: 71 commits, 92 lines of commit messages and 3 reviewers (thanks to @Griatch, @Menda and @esquonk). This release is backward incompatible and includes refactoring, improving code readability (docstrings, annotations, ...), tests, new shiny features and the like. It started as a task to refactor the code, but ended with many other things.

The biggest change so far was adding tests along with GitHub Actions as CI and the introduction of SP-initiated SSO. The exception and error handling is also greatly improved. For a more detailed description of what happened in this release, please read the changelog.