James Bennett

I plan to do a new release of this soon to mark Django 2.2 compatibility, and will merge this when I do, but it'll be a little while until I...

I need to think about this one.

The thing that's worrying me here is that there's no such thing as a truly generic user-registration view/form for Django. The amount of stuff you can do in a custom...

Repeating myself like a broken record: you do not have my consent as an individual developer. See #146 for requested action and expected timeline of resolution.

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I'd be curious to know what went wrong with the initial attempt, since that might yield some insights, since my first thought on seeing this is to work out step-by-step...

FWIW, if `pip-compile` did always remove extras from the compiled requirements, then I wouldn't have ended up filing [pip/#11599](https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/11599). But I think preserving the extras in the compiled requirements is...

Using `--resolver=backtracking` does not currently strip extras. Again: I filed that bug against `pip` *after* switching, per the recommendation in the newly-added warning in `pip-compile`, to `--resolver=backtracking`.

I believe this is also the source of this issue I just filed against Starlite: https://github.com/starlite-api/starlite/issues/333 There, the default behavior of `copy.deepcopy()` in Pydantic 1.9.1 is attempting to copy a...

Yeah, the issue is that `UserCreationForm` has defaulted to the built-in `User` forever, and I don't even know how much stuff depends on it. If it's going to change, it'll...