Release 5.4.3

What's Changed

• deps: Update supported Python versions by @a-grealish in #621
• Fixed rollback of extra_data migration by @niklas-scholz in #626
• Modernize the build by @offbyone in #641
• fix(ci): test django main only on Python 3.12+ by @nijel in #647
• chore: test against Django 5.1 and 5.2 by @nijel in #656
• chore: remove requirements files by @nijel in #657
• chore: update tox envlist by @nijel in #658
• chore: Version bump 5.4.3 by @nijel in #659

New Contributors

• @a-grealish made their first contribution in #621
• @niklas-scholz made their first contribution in #626
• @offbyone made their first contribution in #641
• @renovate made their first contribution in #644

Full Changelog: 5.4.2...5.4.3

Release 5.4.2

What's Changed

• Fixed UserSocialAuth creation by allowing JSONField to be blank
• Fixed the assumption that UID can only be an integer (#571)

New Contributors

• @i-zhivetiev made their first contribution in #572
• @arjunadeltoso made their first contribution in #580

Full Changelog: 5.4.1...5.4.2

Release 5.4.1

Changed

• Added reverse migration for JSON field
• Fixed improper handling of case sensitivity with MySQL/MariaDB (CVE-2024-32879)

Release 5.4.0

Changed

• Improved JSON field migration performance
• Introduce configuration to request POST only requests for social authentication
• Updated list of supported Django and Python versions

Release 5.3.0

• Uses Django native JSON field

Release 5.2.0

Changed

• Removed support for Django<3.2
• Fixed missing migration issue

Release 5.1.0

Changed

• Compatibility with recent Django and Python versions
• Coding style improvements
• Improved error handling in SocialAuthExceptionMiddleware

Release 5.0.0

Changes:

• Removed compat shims for obsolete Django versions
• Switch from deprecated django.conf.urls.url to django.urls.path
• Use query .exists() instead of .count() > 0
• Added testing for Django 3.0
• Drop support for Python 2
• Django generic JSONField support, details documented here
• Django 3.2+ compatibility
• Use _default_manager instead of objects