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Thanks for the heads up. I'll get on this asap.

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@Schwankenson I'm not seeing any actual changes in the code between what's in PyPI and what's here, other than the addition of the github URL to the project. You wouldn't happen to know why the PyPI version caused issues whereas this version did not, would you?

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@mstrcnvs Is there a way on PyPI you can add my account to also have access to push / update the package? I'm getting a 403 unauthorized at the moment. My username on there is daniel.ellis.

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Full access granted :)
Don't forget to upload sdist as well as universal wheel format!

Cheers!

Em 19/05/2015, às 00:40, Dan [email protected] escreveu:

@mstrcnvs Is there a way on PyPI you can add my account to also have access to push / update the package? I'm getting a 403 unauthorized at the moment. My username on there is daniel.ellis.

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@dellis23: When I install with pip ("pip install django-wordpress-auth", tried pip version 1.5.6 and 6.1.1), for example the last line of models.py is

return phpserialize.loads(opt)

and I get the error

TypeError: 'str' does not support the buffer interface

and request.wordpress_user is boolean false.

When I install it with the following line in my requirements file

-e git://github.com/dellis23/django-wordpress-auth.git@a4aad99a6dced43c052e19d39bb91c2ed7885c5a#egg=django-wordpress-auth

the last line is

return phpserialize.loads(force_bytes(opt), decode_strings=True)

and everything works.

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Yup, looks like you're right. A version bump and republish should do the trick.

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My bad guys, corrected a few compatibility issues with Python 3 but hasn't published a new version. Are you doing it @dellis23 or you want me to do it?

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@mstrcnvs If you're familiar with the sdist and wheel format stuff feel free, and it would be appreciated :-)

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Done guys. Could upload the sdist, but for some reason I can't upload the wheel format, it's giving me "Unsupported platform" on PyPI. But it's there, released :)

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@mstrcnvs Thank you!

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Drafted a new release called v0.1.31 so then I could upload both sdist and wheel formats.

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I´m sorry to reopen this, but I still have to install django-wordpress auth with

pip install git+https://github.com/dellis23/django-wordpress-auth#f45f57aeaa16b48f1916c3af7ea32873fbb0aaa9

When I just enter

pip install django-wordpress-auth

, I still get this python3 incompatible error

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@Schwankenson, what's the output of the command pip freeze?

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It`s django-wordpress-auth==0.1.31

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Hey mstrcnvs, I sorry to tell you, that the problem persists...

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@Schwankenson, please paste the complete error traceback.

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I can post the error traceback later, but it is not important for this:
As described above: When I install django wordpress auth with pip install django-wordpress-auth==0.1.31, than I have not the newest version of models.py, where the last line is:

return phpserialize.loads(force_bytes(opt), decode_strings=True)

but the version https://github.com/dellis23/django-wordpress-auth/blob/38e2366a96d99e2cb449f2f43456e260c20eebf7/wordpress_auth/models.py

return phpserialize.loads(opt)

And this version if before your commit "Normalization of bytes and str types between Python 2 and 3", and causes errors in Python 3.4.

It`s a problem with the python package index, not with your code.

When I execute pip freeze, than
'django-wordpress-auth==0.1.31'
is shown

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Well, if I download directly from PyPI I get the latest version (0.1.31) correctly.

Try to run:

pip install django-wordpress-auth -U --force-reinstall

See if that works. If it doesn't don't know what to tell you :'(

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