With the removal of CsrfResponseMiddleware, csrf_response_exempt serves no
purposes, and csrf_exempt and csrf_view_exempt perform the same function.
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Thanks to Maniac for the report, julienb for the initial patch, and
especially to aaugustin for the final patch and tests.
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This is a BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBLE change, because it removes the flawed
'auto_adapt_to_methods' decorator, and replaces it with 'method_decorator'
which must be applied manually when necessary, as described in the 1.2
release notes.
For users of 1.1 and 1.0, this affects the decorators:
* login_required
* permission_required
* user_passes_test
For those following trunk, this also affects:
* csrf_protect
* anything created with decorator_from_middleware
If a decorator does not depend on the signature of the function it is
supposed to decorate (for example if it only does post-processing of the
result), it will not be affected.
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There is stub code for backwards compatiblity with Django 1.1 imports.
The documentation has been updated, but has been left in
docs/contrib/csrf.txt for now, in order to avoid dead links to
documentation on the website.
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This was available before r11586, but undocumented. It has now been
re-added with documentation and explicit support, as it seems like a useful
feature and people were using it before.
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This involved changing the way the internal function
decorator_from_middleware works slightly, breaking some code that relied on
the old behaviour. As a result, it is much simpler, but cache_page has been
made slightly more complex to cope with the change.
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This is a hack to work around problems in the Real World. Apparently, Opera
9.64 has been observed sending malformed headers. We now compromise our high
principles and simply ignore such bad behaviour.
Patch from Ivan Sagalaev.
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Fixed some typos in the code (fixed#10586). Added more tests. Made the
tests compatible with Python 2.3. Improved the documentation by putting
the good news and common use-case right up front.
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The conditional processing decorator from r10114 wasn't parsing ETags
from an If-Match header correctly. Patch from Ivan Sagalaev (who also
did most of the work in r10114, before I rewrote parts of it and added
bonus bugs, although I forgot to thank him there).
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This provides support for views that can have their ETag and/or Last-modified
values computed much more quickly than the view itself. Supports all HTTP
verbs (not just GET).
Documentation and tests need a little more fleshing out (I'm not happy with the
documentation at the moment, since it's a bit backwards), but the functionality
is correct.
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Luke Plant
Jannis Leidel
Adrian Holovaty
Andrew Godwin
Russell Keith-Magee
Malcolm Tredinnick
Gary Wilson Jr
Jacob Kaplan-Moss