Flask-User-starter-app
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On a Linux machine, I get this error: ``` Traceback (most recent call last): File "manage.py", line 7, in app = create_app() File "../Flask-User-starter-app/app/create_app.py", line 24, in create_app app.config.from_pyfile(env_settings_file) File...
Actual error is: ``` import manage_commands ImportError: No module named 'manage_commands' ``` Explicit importing fixes this
Fixes "TypeError: 'bool' object is not callable" issues. They are found both in the code and in the Flask-User==0.6.3 dependency. The issues is the following line in all areas: `if...
Any way I can stop that from happening? My app is running on port 5000, but it is proxied from the webserver at domain root port 80. In other words,...
Hello, I did follow the instruction, I got the application running but I got redirect errors when signing in. I also got these errors (see error.txt) when running the unit...
I fixed the is_authenticated method in the template html files to account for the changes in Flask-Login 0.3.0
Could you help to get the buttons to style? I can add the btn class to others but not sure how to do it for the templated/macro'd submit buttons.
Flask-Login changed current_user.is_authenticated() to be a property in 0.3.0, and thus making a method call here generates this error.
Later versions of Flask-Login turn `UserMixin.is_authenticated()` into a property and then code and templates break everywhere b/c of superfluous braces. The (more complicated) alternative to this change would be to...
As the variable stands, if the user doesn't edit the MAIL_SERVER they will receive socket errors. See the Trackback and solution here https://github.com/lingthio/Flask-User-starter-app/issues/7