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Not sure what changed here, but it seems like flask-login is retaining a reference to old session users even after they have been deleted. Generally, we expect that when we create a test app to log in (whether via AuthTestApp or using a plain one to test login view operation), we should have a fresh session to test with.
flask-login 0.6.2 was released to be compatible with flask/werkzeug 2.2. We need to do some work to have those compatible in keg anyway, so we can add this to the list.
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Not sure what changed here, but it seems like flask-login is retaining a reference to old session users even after they have been deleted. Generally, we expect that when we create a test app to log in (whether via AuthTestApp or using a plain one to test login view operation), we should have a fresh session to test with.
flask-login 0.6.2 was released to be compatible with flask/werkzeug 2.2. We need to do some work to have those compatible in keg anyway, so we can add this to the list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: