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Django 1.4 and path problems #151

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zvictor opened this issue Apr 12, 2012 · 2 comments
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Django 1.4 and path problems #151

zvictor opened this issue Apr 12, 2012 · 2 comments

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@zvictor
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zvictor commented Apr 12, 2012

I use dotcloud and I updated to Django 1.4 recently.
Now, to things work, I need to change socialregistration/contrib/facebook/client.py in line 7, from "import facebook" to "from socialregistration.contrib import facebook".

The question is: Should this app update its code, or should dotcloud change something on paths?
I am creating an issue there too.

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import facebook is actually Facebook's old Python SDK. Unfortunately they pulled that finally from their Github account. However, I've still got a copy of it here. But the idea is to clean up the code and remove this dependency.

Also while at it I should remove httplib2 and replace it with requests.

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zvictor commented Apr 16, 2012

Yeah, I made a confusion. Sorry

from Dotcloud's support:
"It looks like Facebook has dropped support for their official Python client1, upon which django-socialregistration depends2. Facebook's decision to suddenly remove the library from github, seems to have caused problems for other django-socialregistration users too3. In the short term, your best bet is probably to try using one of available mirrors of the original Facebook library4, but I can't guarantee that will work, so a better long-term solution woulb be getting in contact with the django-socialregistration maintainers to update/remove the dependency (or at least fix the docs).

Hope that helps!
-Gabriel

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