FlaskSecurity (1.6.3) and FlaskLogin (0.2.0) issue

[ghost]

flask_security/core.py", line 13, in
from flask.ext.login import AnonymousUser as AnonymousUserBase
ImportError: cannot import name AnonymousUser

[troyastorino]

Having the same issue with Flask-Login 0.2.1

[mattupstate]

The temporary fix is to downgrade Flask-Login to version 0.1.3. Flask-Login 0.2.1 got rid of the AnonymousUser class in favor of an AnonymousUserMixin class.

[sethmoon]

I thought I was going nuts when I installed flask security on a new system today to realize that it's not working. Thank you for this, I hope flask-security fixes this soon. (seems like a simple fix)

[mattupstate]

I'm trying to get Flask-Security ready for Python 3, but there are some issues getting some of the dependencies up to speed as well. More specifically Flask-WTF, which depends on Flask-Uploads, is proving difficult to get up to speed. I don't feel much pressure to release an update Flask-Security quite yet. The simple fix is to install Flask-Login 0.1.3:

$ pip install flask-login==0.1.3 --upgrade

[1xch]

I recently redid flask-upload on my own as flup but haven't pulled my changes to flask-upload :

https://github.com/thrisp/flup

Its a bit more up-to-date & tests pass so far on 2.7.3 & 3.3.2

edit: yes, doesn't make much of a difference that flask-wtf requires flask-upload, but its a thought

[mattupstate]

I've also got changes for both Flask-Uploads and Flask-WTF locally, but the repo owner for Flask-Uploads has not responded to any communication.

[markhildreth]

@mattupstate: Unfortunately, flask-login 0.1.3 was removed from pypi. Does flask-login 0.1.2 work?

[mattupstate]

Unfortunately it does not. See issue #123 regarding this. I will hopefully be releasing an update shortly.

[mattupstate]

Fixed in d19bb98