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Upgrading flask-security beyond version 1.6.5 causes the tests to fail.
More specifically, login/logout doesn't seem to work. In the dashboard tests, the response always contains the full template, even if the user isn't logged in first, or if the user is logged out at the beginning of the test.
(Second pip line is necessary else Flask-Security does complain about some missing imports. Not sure why pip pulls the wrong dependencies here.)
Any idea what might have changed between 1.6.5 and 1.6.6 that causes the tests to fail? Or is it really just due to the WTF forms? If yes, I don't understand how this influences _login() of the test module.
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Upgrading flask-security beyond version 1.6.5 causes the tests to fail.
More specifically, login/logout doesn't seem to work. In the dashboard tests, the response always contains the full template, even if the user isn't logged in first, or if the user is logged out at the beginning of the test.
To reproduce:
(Second pip line is necessary else Flask-Security does complain about some missing imports. Not sure why pip pulls the wrong dependencies here.)
Any idea what might have changed between 1.6.5 and 1.6.6 that causes the tests to fail? Or is it really just due to the WTF forms? If yes, I don't understand how this influences _login() of the test module.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: