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Support federated login [$5 awarded] #170
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Indeed it would be useful, but this is not a high priority for me right now. There are currently many Django apps for that, these two look most promising: https://github.com/omab/django-social-auth |
Indeed, anonymous suggestions help with this obstacle too. |
"If you would like to contribute to translation of Weblate, you need to register on this server." |
Wouldn't it be smart to link it with Github accounts? When using github as git hosting provider, all would be tied together :) |
Indeed, github can also act as OAuth provider: http://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/ |
Github is supported by both mentioned apps. |
Maybe it's time to replace django-registration with django-allauth as registration has just again changed API in a incompatible way, making it impossible to support both 0.8 and 0.9 (the same happened with 0.7 and 0.8). |
This would be very awesome! |
Right now only basic login works and is not really integrated into rest of Weblate. Issue #170
Very basic support is now implemented in git using python-social-auth, quite a lot of integration work is still missing:
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Feature is implemented, but documentation is still missing, that will be handles as part of issue #376. |
Creating yet another account with a separate password can be a hurdle, turning away some potential translators.
This could be improved by supporting login with existing accounts that provide federated login:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federated_identity
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