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Backport of 95b7699ffc4bdb32a504fccfd127f1b76a8a1d1c from master.
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Co-Authored-By: Simon Charette <charette.s@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Antoine Catton <acatton@fusionbox.com>
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favor of databases.
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auth/common-passwords.txt.gz.
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django.utils.http.urlsafe_base64_encode() now returns a string, not a
bytestring. Since URLs are represented as strings,
urlsafe_base64_encode() should return a string. All uses immediately
decoded the bytestring to a string anyway.
As the inverse operation, urlsafe_base64_decode() accepts a string.
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user change form.
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users.
Thanks Claude Paroz & Tim Graham for collaborating on the patch.
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AnonymousUser.
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has_change_permission().
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password field.
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required fields.
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without installing contrib.auth."
This reverts commit 3333d935d2914cd80cf31f4803821ad5c0e2a51d due to
a crash if USERNAME_FIELD isn't a CharField.
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their query strings.
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--noinput modes.
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Co-authored-by: Petr Dlouhy <petr.dlouhy@email.cz>
Co-authored-by: Olivier Dalang <olivier.dalang@gmail.com>
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Thanks Tim Graham for the review.
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redirect_authenticated_user.
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doesn't use an enabled hasher.
Regression in aeb1389442d0f9669edf6660b747fd10693b63a7.
Reverted changes to is_password_usable() from
703c266682be39f7153498ad0d8031231f12ee79 and documentation changes from
92f48680dbd2e02f2b33f6ad0e35b7d337889fb2.
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non-UUID where one is expected.
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username isn't a string.
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User.last_login isn't a field.
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Reverted 359370a8b8ca0efe99b1d4630b291ec060b69225 (refs #28645).
This is a security fix.
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contrib.auth.
Also fixed #28608 -- Allowed UserCreationForm and UserChangeForm to
work with custom user models.
Thanks Sagar Chalise and Rômulo Collopy for reports, and Tim Graham
and Tim Martin for reviews.
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error when using ModelBackend.
Regression in e0a3d937309a82b8beea8f41b17d8b6298da2a86.
Thanks Guilherme Junqueira for the report and Tim Graham for the review.
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