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hello — i'm trying to use this library to decrypt JWE, but the latest release was before JWE support was added.
I can get it to work by doing something like pip install git+ssh://[email protected]/mpdavis/python-jose@23c4e752b045353eec347a91505c8e9921332520 but that's obviously horrible. Are there any plans to put out a new release soon?
Same here! JWT using public key works perfectly, now I want to use feed in the user credentials from which the token should be derived, encrypted using JWE. Since I already have the private key on the server-side to sign the token and the public key on the client-side to verify the signature I could use the public key to encrypt the credentials on the client-side before sending to the server ... if only JWE would already be available.
Plus 1 to bumping version, as this commit isn't in the latest pip, so we get the deprecation error: https://github.com/mpdavis/python-jose/commit/b899276cc3e46f6c304f81687404294764612852
Would also appreciate a version bump to take care of the deprecation warnings
It's been just a touch over a month since @asherf said to expect a release soon in https://github.com/mpdavis/python-jose/issues/221#issuecomment-829728753 and https://github.com/mpdavis/python-jose/pull/207#issuecomment-830675542, curious how that new release is coming and if any assistance is needed
I'm also waiting for a release with JWE support. Thanks in advance!
It's been just a touch over a month since @asherf said to expect a release soon in #221 (comment) and #207 (comment), curious how that new release is coming and if any assistance is needed
Sorry about that, I had a busy month at work. I will be getting a release out in the today or tomorrow. https://github.com/mpdavis/python-jose/pull/260
@asherf as per the release notes v3.3.0 was released last year! Did you time travel? :p
I created a PR to fix the release year: #264
@asherf as per the release notes v3.3.0 was released last year! Did you time travel? :p
lolz... my bad.
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