Thomas Tartière

You just have to specify the content-type to solve this issue, for example: ```python client = TenantClient(self.tenant) data = { "first_name": "", "last_name": "" } response = client.put(url, data=data, content_type="application/json")...

Also, I notice that you use the url "/api/v1/auth/user". Depending on how you set up your url conf in rest framework, this can trigger a redirect if you define the...

Not very actively maintained but working and compatible with django 3.2

I just tested with Python 3.8 and Celery 5.1.2 and no problem at all The way to start a celery worker is different in Celery 4 and Celery 5, see...

I run into the same conflict with dependencies, could we finalize and merge this PR ?

Hi @anthonychu I tried using the Event Hub SDK directly in an Azure Function, but the issue is that the function has to initiate a new connection at each execution,...

Thanks @anthonychu We found a work-around without using an Azure Function, so it's not critical for me anymore.

@dekoza the issue raised by @akhayyat did not exist in previous versions of Djoser, but was modified in this commit: https://github.com/sunscrapers/djoser/commit/ab3130e08bd65e8bcb4d3b440eb1c00fe8823f4e#diff-ef29656ddb7155dfc495f119a3afdb756b1181b7dee748939b9ec766fdced530 Previously the activation email was only sent IF the...

Looks like you are on top of it ! :smile: It makes sense to solve this in Django itself. Please let me know if you need help with the changes...

Have you solve this issue? According to the Microsoft documentation, the connection string generated by django-pyodbc-azure is valid. It even works if I test with a online database with the...