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`permission_classes` expects tuple but list was provided
fix a bug: url from swagger_settings.DEFAULT_API_URL is not working
Check for allow_null attribute
This change fixes an `OPTIONS` request to the API page which will return a successful response, but the `TemplateHTMLRender` will not be prepared to render it since there is no template name provided in either the view or response [1]. [1]: https://github.com/encode/django-rest-framework/blob/f0a5b958a134e8cd94e3ef3263e8fa623ac9b82f/rest_framework/renderers.py#L178-L189
fix map source mapping
[readme] Fix missing re_path import
Add utf-8 support for generated formats
Remove universal wheel, python 2 is unsupported
Added `many` support to example code.
…integration Drf extra fields base64 integration
Update permission_classes to a tuple
Add prepublish compatibility checks, a composite installation action and explicitly set tox targets
…ering-with-TemplateHTMLRenderer handle errors rendering with TemplateHTMLRenderer
…one-field add support for working with pytz object field
Add checker for allow_null attr
url from DEFAULT_API_URL now works axnsan12#681
This commit will make sure that `Django :: 3.2` will show up in the classifiers list on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/drf-yasg/ (The magic happens because we parse the README to get supported Django): https://github.com/DavidCain/drf-yasg/blob/ee29412d3cdb311/setup.py#L36 3.2 support should already exist ================================ A closed pull request, axnsan12#735, noted support for Django 3.2 in both `tox.ini`, and the README. That PR was closed in favor of axnsan12#741, which edited `tox.ini` and switched to GitHub Actions. axnsan12#735 (comment) This project has been testing on Django 3.2 for a long time (about a year). I think we can declare it supported it the README!
On `zsh` (a popular shell, and the default for macOS), install fails:
$ pip install -U -e .[validation]
zsh: no matches found: .[validation]
Quote the arguments so that `bash` or `zsh` will succeed.
Declare Django 3.2 support in README, classifiers
Fix `pip install` command for contributors on zsh
This relays on axnsan12#730 and axnsan12#499 but with the newest code, as I need to implement it in my own project.
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This relays on #730 and #499 but with the newest code, as I need to implement it in my own project.