Vsevolod Novikov

Continue trying. Now the kernel 6.2.0 provided by Ubuntu is used. There were no noticeable changes - silence on all channels. ``` root@SEVA-MOBILE:/disk0/home/seva# uname -srm Linux 6.2.0-33-generic x86_64 ``` Also,...

Hi @marc-hb, appears to be no difference. The 2.7 version is present in the last public release sof-bin-v2023.09-rc1. Although you are right, really I've copied binaries directly from the sources...

Tried sof-bin-2023.09.2 on the Ubuntu 22.04 with the same result. Installed using official way: download binary package, unarchive, and run `sudo install.sh`. Tried ubuntu v.23.04, it looks like already containing...

Tried sof-bin-2023.12 on the Ubuntu 22.04, no any changes found.

@SinaZK I've noticed that problematic references interfere with the definition of `ForeignKey(oauth2_settings.*)` instead of `ForeignKey(settings.*)` in the package. I am not sure anyway. From my point of view, it should...

I am thinking about one, probably not-backward-compatible solution. Let us create two Django apps instead of one. One is a fully-abstract solution, which introduces all the functional code, and abstract...

@chaitanya4288 No any :\

As I could ensure, in both cases, for the `readonly_fields` attribute, as well as for the `has_change_permissions` method, the JSON field is not shown, and the JSON content is shown...

You may try using `diabled` attribute somehow, as it was done by someone here: https://github.com/nnseva/django-jsoneditor/pull/55 But notice that the field itself is yet really editable, and the POST will able...

Hi @thclark, I am glad to see your interest in improving the library. I know that many people use this package and need to have backward compatibility. I am afraid,...