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The default reset password view crashes for Django3.1+ #543
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@nesdis @tony13tv this is at least some real issue that is preventing |
Did you update Django after installing Djongo? |
I did not update Django after installing Djongo. Please see "To reproduce the issue" section - installing latest djongo from the source does not uninstall Django, at least for me ( |
Monkey patch approach introduced in #562 (comment) solves this issue. |
One line description of the issue
The default reset password view provided by Django auth modules (i.e.,
django.contrib.auth.views
) does not work for Django3.1 and higher.To reproduce the issue
latest djongo installed from source (
djongo @ git+git://github.com/nesdis/djongo.git@a33aea3bdf5ac949620be042e168494aa2ade054
)django==3.0.5
-> the test passesdjango==3.2
(ordjango==3.1.*
) -> the test crashestest_views.py
Traceback of the crashing test
djongo.exceptions.SQLDecodeError
is the relevant error...custom_user.py
Cuser is imported into models/init.py to have settings
AUTH_USER_MODEL = 'DjangoApp.CUser'
recognize it.settings.py (relevant parts)
urls.py (relevant parts)
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