flask-security

Fix to publish to both flask-security and flask-security-too

Flask-Security-Too is now part os pallets-eco and is now the official Flask-Security.
This release changes docs, links, etc.

There are NO code changes.

A small feature release including:

• a new 'change email' feature
• convert SQLalchemy access to modern select(xx).where(xx) syntax
• support for Flask-SQLAlchemy-Lite
• change default password hash to argon2
• auth tokens now support freshness checks
• drop python 3.8 support

See Changes for complete list and any backwards compatibility concerns.

A few small fixes.

Lost API docs - that's not good.

Features and fixes release.
As always - consult CHANGES for complete details.

Note: 5.4.0 had some logistics issues - so this is 5.4.1

Fix for CVE-2023-49438

Small bug-fix release - with many JSON API documentation fixes.

A small release to support latest Flask/Werkzeug and pick up some small bug fixes.

Please read CHANGES/release note carefully.

Improvements to recoverability and confirmation to align with OWASP best practices and reduce possible exploitation.

See Changes for complete list and any backwards compatibility concerns.

Small updates to work with latest Flask/Werkzeug.

Drop support for Python 3.7
Drop support for older versions of dependent packages (such as Flask).

Pick up a few small fixes.

Small fixes - see CHANGES for details.

Small fixes (mostly backports from 5.x) to work with latest Flask, Flask-SQLAlchemy, babel, mypy, WTForms, etc.

New features: encrypted recovery codes, social 'oauth'.

Other minor fixes, documentation updates.

See Changes for complete list and any backwards compatibility concerns.

A quick release to fix a regression with respect to role permissions.

A single fix for a regression in Change Password.

A major feature release with some breaking changes. Please read Change Notes carefully.

A very small set of changes to get FS working with latest Flask, Flask-Login, Werkzeug.

Only change is to fix failing unit tests when run with latest Flask.