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Commits on Apr 20, 2023
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Fix typo in main README (simple-salesforce#636)
* Bug/pyjwt dependency (simple-salesforce#610) * Update setup.py Update pyjwt dependency * Update setup.py include cryptography for requirement for pyjwt * Update setup.py include pyjwt[crypto] in install requirements * Update setup.py remove [crypto] from pyjwt[crypto] in install_requires as causes travis-ci failure to build * remove extra leading space --------- Co-authored-by: JonWobken <49450080+jon-wobken@users.noreply.github.com>
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Updated __getattr__ function to create SFType object with object_pair…
…s_hook (simple-salesforce#634) * Bug/pyjwt dependency (simple-salesforce#610) * Update setup.py Update pyjwt dependency * Update setup.py include cryptography for requirement for pyjwt * Update setup.py include pyjwt[crypto] in install requirements * Update setup.py remove [crypto] from pyjwt[crypto] in install_requires as causes travis-ci failure to build * Updated __getattr__ function to create SFType object with object_pairs_hook as input Right now let us say that the user creates a SFType object using __getattr__ function which is present in the class SalesForce. If the SalesForce object is initiated using object_pairs_hook being dict or print. In that case the user would want the response from SFType to be same as that object as well. So I have added object_pairs_hook in the SFType object which is being called in the __getattr__ function of the SalesForce Class * Updated __getattr__ function to create SFType object with object_pairs_hook Right now let us say that the user creates a SFType object using getattr function which is present in the class SalesForce. If the SalesForce object is initiated using object_pairs_hook being dict or print. In that case the user would want the response from SFType to be same as that object as well. So I have added object_pairs_hook in the SFType object which is being called in the getattr function of the SalesForce Class * removed whitespaces * pylint --------- Co-authored-by: JonWobken <49450080+jon-wobken@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fix indentation in setup.py (simple-salesforce#618)
* Bug/pyjwt dependency (simple-salesforce#610) * Update setup.py Update pyjwt dependency * Update setup.py include cryptography for requirement for pyjwt * Update setup.py include pyjwt[crypto] in install requirements * Update setup.py remove [crypto] from pyjwt[crypto] in install_requires as causes travis-ci failure to build * Fix indent in setup.py --------- Co-authored-by: JonWobken <49450080+jon-wobken@users.noreply.github.com>
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fix: use unescaped username for JWT claim (simple-salesforce#612)
* Bug/pyjwt dependency (simple-salesforce#610) * Update setup.py Update pyjwt dependency * Update setup.py include cryptography for requirement for pyjwt * Update setup.py include pyjwt[crypto] in install requirements * Update setup.py remove [crypto] from pyjwt[crypto] in install_requires as causes travis-ci failure to build * fix: use unescaped username for JWT claim JWT Bearer Flow needs JWT claim sub containg unescaped username Connected App Login has been fixed by simple-salesforce#604 --------- Co-authored-by: JonWobken <49450080+jon-wobken@users.noreply.github.com>
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Commits on Apr 21, 2023
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instead of creating an empty list and appending to it.
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