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Fix user Authentication error when on localhost #1723
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Could you try running it in vagrant, so we can remove the possibility that it's something on your machine. See documentation for instructions. |
@Zlopez I am trying to set-up vagrant environment and getting this, I have tried resolving it but, its not working Also receiving errors related to Unit files not exist |
Did you encountered any error when running |
Yes I kept receiving errors and that was why I used Python virtualenv |
@NyuydineBill, I had the same issue with Vagrant, but I was able to run the project with docker, u should try running the project with docker it's pretty straight forward just have to run |
OKay @Freedisch Thanks for reaching out |
I'm trying to solve the error when setting up dev env. It should be solved soon. |
This commit adds optional instructions for configuring social_sqlalchemy, a package for SQLAlchemy storage support for Python Social Auth, in Flask applications. It provides a code example demonstrating how to set up social_sqlalchemy in a Flask app, including configuring the SQLAlchemy database and initializing social_sqlalchemy. Additionally, it includes a note on starting the development web server with Flask. These instructions are added to the contributing.rst file under the Python Virtualenv section to provide guidance to contributors who may want to use social_sqlalchemy for OAuth and OAuth2 authentication in their Flask applications. Resolves: #issue_number:fedora-infra#1723
This commit adds optional instructions for configuring social_sqlalchemy, a package for SQLAlchemy storage support for Python Social Auth, in Flask applications. It provides a code example demonstrating how to set up social_sqlalchemy in a Flask app, including configuring the SQLAlchemy database and initializing social_sqlalchemy. Additionally, it includes a note on starting the development web server with Flask. These instructions are added to the contributing.rst file under the Python Virtualenv section to provide guidance to contributors who may want to use social_sqlalchemy for OAuth and OAuth2 authentication in their Flask applications. Resolves: #issue_number:fedora-infra#1723
Fixed the vagrant environment for Anitya with one bug I encountered during login. |
And I fixed the container dev environment as well. PR is here. |
After setting up the project on your local machine, you will realize that, you need to be logged in before add a project or any other feature. Now as a sample, it should work like this https://release-monitoring.org/.
But on the contrary you will receive several errors, and get this message on terminal console
Requirements
This will enable contributors to access the project and fix the issues they are working on
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