Matías Aguirre

Is `social_django` in the `PYTHONPATH`? Are you able to import from it when running `manage.py shell`?

@xelawafs, how's this activation flow implemented? Is it part of a partial-pipeline flow?

@gregorvolkmann, `backend` parameter for `login` function (`django.contrib.auth.login`) must be in the form of an import path, while `backend` parameter for `authenticate` function (`django.contrib.auth.authenticate`) must be in the form of what...

@infintesimal, the `replaces` rules are in place to ease the transition from the previous iterations of this library (`django-social-auth` and `python-social-auth`).

@infintesimal, that sounds reasonable to me

Are you using `www.mysite.com` or `mysite.com`, they are different sites.

Hi, I'm very happy to witness this interest on the project and I'm sorry it takes so long for me to bring an answer to this topic. First, let me...

I'll take into consideration moving the project to something like JazzBand in the future but first I want to try opening to maintainers the organization, I know my original plan...

@nijel has joined the Maintainers team in the organization, welcome, and thank you for your support.

@osya what's the reasoning for this change? Why drop generic openid auth with users based ones that's not backward compatible?