- Sep 20, 2019
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Tanner Prestegard authored
For Python 2, we install VOEventLib from a git fork since upstream is not Python 2-compatible. But we don't need to do that for Python 3!
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
Remove usage of .keys(), .has_key(), and .iteritems(), and account for the fact that .values() produces an iterator in Python 3.
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
Previously, core.vfile.VersionedFile inherited from file, which is problematic for several reasons, but primarily because file doesn't exist in Python 3. So we rework it to just be a normal class with a file attribute, and add/change certain methods accordingly.
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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Duncan Macleod authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
Import version of urlencode which is packaged with Django in order to facilitate Python 2-3 compatibility.
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Duncan Macleod authored
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Duncan Macleod authored
we need to dance between str (unicode) and bytes to talk to hashlib and StringIO at the same time
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Duncan Macleod authored
only required on python2, but this code will break on python3 anyway
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Duncan Macleod authored
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Duncan Macleod authored
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Duncan Macleod authored
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Duncan Macleod authored
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Duncan Macleod authored
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Duncan Macleod authored
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Duncan Macleod authored
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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- Sep 19, 2019
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Tanner Prestegard authored
- Sep 17, 2019
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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- Sep 16, 2019
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Duncan Meacher authored
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- Sep 13, 2019
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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- Sep 10, 2019
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Tanner Prestegard authored
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- Sep 05, 2019
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Tanner Prestegard authored
Better handling of case where a certificate already exists, but is assigned to a different user.
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