Trac-oidc

Latest version: v0.1.5

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0.1.5

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- If the stock ``trac.web.auth.LoginModule`` is disabled, then handle
requests for ``/login`` too (because no one else is going to.)

0.1.4

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Features
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- Tests now run under trac 1.1.5

0.1.3

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Behavioral Changes
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- In the "logged in as %(user)s" message (in the *metanav* menu),
*user* is now always set to the *session id* (also referred to as the
*authname*) of the logged-in user. Previously the real name of the
user was shown instead, when it was available. This now matches the
behavior of the stock ``LoginModule`` component.

Bugs Fixed
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- The *Logout* link should now work again. It was broken for trac >= 1.0.2.

Large Refactor
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- Lots of code cleanup, including splitting of logic into several
components/classes, include:

- ``AuthCookieManager``: for managing the trac authentication cookie

- ``UserDatabase``: for mapping between *OpenID identities* and trac
*authname*\s.

- ``SessionHelper``: for searching and managing authenticated sessions

- ``Authenticator``: for handling the *OpenID Connect* flow

0.1.2

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Features
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- The plugin should now work with trac 0.11.

Bugs Fixed
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- [trac > 1.0.2] Fixed *Logout* link so that it works under trac >
1.0.2. Recent tracs use a logout form rather than a link (for CSRF
protection.)

Testing
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- Added a functional test. Run tests with trac version 0.11, 0.12 and
latest (1.0).

Refactor
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- Renamed ``trac_oidc.plugin`` module to ``trac_oidc.trac_oidc``.
Trac’s default log format string includes ``"[%(module)s]"`` —
``[trac_oidc]`` is much more informative than ``[plugin]``.

0.1.1

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Initial release. There is no 0.1 (I botched the upload to PyPI).

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